Nicholas Jones and Helen Henderson from intellectual property firm, Withers & Rogers, provide an Expert View on how patent bundling could bring unexpected rewards for innovators.
The practice of patent bundling, where companies group patent rights relating to a given research and development (R&D) project, can help facilitate licensing deals or a potential sale, and thereby bring significant rewards.
Equally, it is possible that, rather than diluting their rights and weakening their commercial potential, using intellectual property (IP) assets as a basis for strategic collaborations can accelerate development and create market opportunities.
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