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“Freedom to Operate” for Startups “Freedom to Operate” for Startups Legally speaking, “Freedom to Operate” means analysis whether or not your startup’s products or services infringe on someone else’s intellectual property. Learn why such analysis is important for technology based companies, how and when it is conducted, and what strategies are available if problems are found. Presenter: John Lopinski, Partner, HodgsonRuss
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