🎧 IP Management Voice - Your Podcast on the World of IP and IP Management

This episode explores how the availability of judicial data is transforming the understanding and application of law across the European Union. It argues that comprehensive, high-quality access to court decisions is no longer a technical detail, but a foundational requirement for legal predictability, democratic accountability, and the rule of law in a data-driven society.
The discussion outlines the shift from a purely text-based interpretation of law toward an empirical analysis of “law in action,” where judicial behavior, argumentation patterns, and decision-making trends can be examined at scale. It explains why data quality—completeness, structure, reliability, and accessibility—is decisive for meaningful AI-supported...

This episode outlines a systematic approach to international business development for law firms, specifically focusing on IP practices. It argues that successful cross-border business development requires a shift from sporadic networking to a disciplined, evidence-based operating model that includes clear positioning, consistent content delivery, and ongoing measurement. A central theme is the importance of platform cooperation with entities like IPBA Connect and the IP Business Academy, which can accelerate traction by providing editorial quality assurance, structured distribution across various channels, and access to curated audiences. The episode details core principles such as signature positioning, cadence and consistency, and using proof...

International market entry requires more than commercial readiness. Legal systems, enforcement mechanisms, and cultural differences fundamentally affect how intellectual property can be protected and leveraged abroad. Companies that treat IP as an afterthought often face loss of exclusivity, blocked trademarks, or limited enforcement options once they enter foreign markets.

This contribution outlines how IP strategy should be integrated into market entry planning from the outset. It highlights typical challenges when expanding internationally and explains how companies can structure their IP decisions to support sustainable growth across jurisdictions.

The episode provides an extensive white paper on systematising referral marketing specifically for IP experts, acknowledging that while referrals are the most trusted route to new engagements in the field, they are often unsystematised. It asserts that due to the IP context, which includes confidentiality, conflict checks, and the need for proven expertise, reputation forms in closed circles where precision beats reach. The episode outlines core principles, such as being referable, not merely visible, and ensuring proof precedes advocacy, by engineering three levers: clear positioning, consistent proof assets, and structured relationship rituals. Finally, it presents the IP Subject Matter Expert...