As an Inventor, Should I Sign an Invention Assignment Agreement?

June 18, 2018
This article discusses some important clauses to look out for prior to signing an Invention Assignment Agreeement.

From Beyoncé Beer to the Upside Down: When Are You Permitted to Reproduce an Existing Work of Art

December 20, 2017
Artists and graphic designers either desire to - for their own personal reasons or are frequently asked to create images/t-shirt designs/memes or even complete replicas of existing images for commercial purposes.

Overview of Deed of Assignment of Intellectual Property

March 30, 2017
A Deed of Assignment of Intellectual Property is an agreement between an individual or corporation transferring its intellectual property to another individual or corporation, but signed as a deed.

How Do I Legally Protect My Mobile App?

March 06, 2017
This article provides three (3) important tips on how to protect your mobile app.

Blog Bite: What are the risks associated with publicly disclosing research findings and filing patent applications?

January 16, 2017
This article posted on our partner site Mondaq.com  discusses an ongoing patent battle between the University of California and the Broad Institute over the control of patent rights related to a revolutionary gene editing technology.

Blog Bite: What should businesses do to ensure that they retain ownership of Intellectual Property (IP) developed by a Contractor?

November 21, 2016
This article posted on our partner site Mondaq.com stresses the importance of determining ownership of Intellectual Property (IP) within a contract when dealing with independent contractors.

Blog Bite: What can a business do to obtain rights to intellectual property developed by an independent contractor?

March 04, 2016
This article posted on our partner site Mondaq.com highlights the importance of obtaining the broadest possible rights in intellectual property created by an independent contractor in the course of their work for the hiring party (also known in the US as "work made for hire").

Answer All the Questions About Ownership of IP Before Collaborating with a University

February 14, 2016
The hugely successful corporation, Google, was a spin off from research done for a PhD thesis at Stanford. But if your business is considering working with IP that originates from a university, there are many questions to ask.

Non-Transferable Digital Assets and Death: A New Legal Issue

July 06, 2015
This article discusses the UFADAA, a model US statute that aims to make online websites require confirmation by the account holder that they agree to limit their digital assets in accordance with the user agreement.

Blog Bite: Legal challenges and recourses for designers and manufacturers of 3D printing technology

April 15, 2015
This article posted on our partner site Mondaq.com  discusses the intellectual property challenges for designers and manufacturers of products amidst the advancements of 3D printing technology.
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