I was recently interviewed by Clara Cottrell of TheScitechLawyer regarding the challenges of building a law firm and my advice for lawyers who are trying to build firms or even just simply build careers in these difficult economic times.

To read the article in full, please click here:

http://prinzlawoffice.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/scitechprofilekristieprinz1.pdf.

I recently sat down with IP Society’s Patrick Reilly to discuss intellectual property licensing and what start-ups seeking legal counsel need to know about intellectual property licensing.  The focus of the interview was on technology licensing, particularly in the software area, rather than biotechnology licensing, but I wanted to bring it to the attention of blog readers, since the interview may be of interest to many of you.

Click here to view the video.

Technology Transfer Tactics recently interviewed me on the issue of whether poster presentations jeopardize a tech transfer office’s commercialization efforts.

I wanted to share the interview because the article raised some interesting questions.  Of course, universities have long been dealing with the challenges of having to reconcile the competing interests of the educational/research institution’s desire to publish and provide educational opportunities to students vs. the intellectual property protection/commercialization goals of a tech transfer office.  However, this article addressed a unique aspect of that conflict, which I think will be of interest to blog readers.