Intellectual property rights assignment agreements typically include a provision by which the third-party author waives their moral rights in and to the relevant works. United States.

With the addition of New York, more than 10 states now regulate employee assignment of intellectual property rights, including California, Illinois, Minnesota, and New Jersey. [2] ...

By Richard Harroch and Neel ChatterjeeIntellectual property issues often are among the most important considerations that a ...

Imagine a situation in which an employee creates an invention or produces a work for an employer. Who owns the patent rights or copyright for the invention or work?In the absence of an express, ...

Although employers are best served by having employees sign well-drafted assignment agreements, under certain circumstances employers may own the intellectual property rights relating to employees ...

This process of seeking and securing intellectual property assignments is relatively new. However, it is addressed in Section II of the Procedures for Disclosure, Assignment and Commercialization of ...

License the Purdue Intellectual Property for commercialization. Recover legal fees and any other out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the University or the Supporting Organization in connection with the ...