30 January 2023FeaturesInfluential Women in IPWilliam Peterson and Julie Goldemberg

Best practices for mentorship in IP

Both mentors and mentees stand to benefit from building strong and successful mentorship relationships, especially in the relatively small and specialised intellectual property legal sector where the norms and uniqueness of the field can create a steep learning curve.

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