In-house and outside counsel discussed the gaming industry's legal challenges -- including clones and player IP use -- on a panel Wednesday.
November 07, 2018 at 11:36 PM
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Legal players from across the gaming industry discussed their latest battles and the challenges ahead for them on a Wednesday panel.
The Fenwick & West and Berkeley Center for Law & Technology 2018 Gaming Summit in San Francisco brought together a combination of in-house and outside gaming counsel for a panel on intellectual property and legal considerations in the industry.
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