07.13.21
Join us for a webinar series on Investing in University Startup Companies.
July 13 | Intellectual Property Due Diligence: A Critical Prerequisite to Funding Startup Companies
Speakers: Lekha Gopalakrishnan, Ph.D., Frank Amini, Ph.D., and Jonathan Van
Topics discussed
06.22.21
Join us for a webinar series on Investing in University Startup Companies.
June 22 | Overview of Venture Capital Deals: What Founders Need to Know
Speakers: Alex Allemann, Kristin Naidysh, and Andrew Steele
Topics discussed include legal
06.08.21
Join us for a webinar series on Investing in University Startup Companies.
June 8 | Legal and Financial Due Diligence: Looking Under the Hood
Speakers: Ryan Valenza, Daniel Bell-Garcia, and Ali Daubert
Topics discussed include legal issues, financial structures
Winstead PC is collaborating with Texas Health Catalyst at Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin to support entrepreneurs who are in the early stages of developing their healthcare technology products.
Spearheaded by Dr. Nishi Viswanathan,
Carbon capture technologies generally pertain to the capture of carbon dioxide (CO2) by certain materials or systems. Such materials or systems can then process the captured CO2 in various manners, such as through storage at a remote site, chemical conversion,
Join Winstead’s Higher Education Team at the 2021 Rice Business Plan Competition on April 6-9, 2021. For the second time, the event will be virtual. This year, Winstead is again a Bronze Underwriter’s Sponsor. The four-day competition, entering its 21st
Join Winstead’s IP and Higher Education Team at the 2021 AUTM Annual Meeting on March 15-18, 2021. This year the event will be virtual. The four-day virtual meeting provides educational and partnering opportunities for approximately 2,000 technology transfer professionals, researchers
Winstead attorneys Frank Amini, Ph.D. and Lekha Gopalakrishnan, Ph.D. will present a webinar on the topic of protecting trade secrets.
Trade secrets can be an institution’s most valuable and prolonged assets. However, maintaining trade secrets in
In an effort to support ongoing research and development efforts related to treatments and diagnostic tools for COVID-19, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) has announced a prioritized examination pilot program (“the Pilot Program”) directed specifically to patent
In view of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently announced that its offices will be closed to the public “until further notice.”[1] However, the USPTO also assured the public that USPTO “operations will