Portfolios age in silence

The dramatic infringement gets attention. The neglected portfolio rarely does — until a sale, a license, or a dispute makes the gaps expensive.

I spend a surprising amount of useful time on calendars, recordals, and the unglamorous question of who actually owns what. Continuity is not glamorous. It is how rights remain usable.

If a client remembers only one habit from working with me, I hope it is this: treat the portfolio as a living system, not a folder of certificates.