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Preparing for Brexit: 5 tips from WIPR Leaders 2017

With the UK government vowing to trigger the Brexit process by March 2017, IP owners should be considering several coping strategies now. Five nominees from the WIPR Leaders 2017 publication have provided tips on what to consider over the coming months.

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