How to protect your IP during fundraising so you don’t get ripped off

Alison Miller
Contributor



Alison Miller, trial lawyer at Holwell Shuster & Goldberg LLP in New York, litigates commercial disputes at all stages in subjects such as securities, contract, antitrust, IP misappropriation, and corporate M&A law.


The most important asset early-stage companies possess is their intellectual property. But IP can be difficult to protect during fundraising, because venture firms reviewing confidential pitch materials do not regularly sign NDAs as is traditional in other industries, and applicants lack leverage to push for t

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