Intellectual Property
Apr. 8, 2010
Enforcing IP Laws in the Age of Obama
The Obama administration is in the midst of creating the first ever government-wide plan for how a host of agencies work together to enforce intellectual property laws.
By Robert Iafolla
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - The Obama administration is in the midst of creating the first ever government-wide plan for how a host of agencies work together to enforce intellectual property laws.
Victoria A. Espinel, as the White House's IP enforcement coordinator, is responsible for that plan. A big part of her job, so far, has been listening - to agencies, companies, organizations, a...
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