Amalia StoneHerbert Smith Freehills This article seeks to examine the risk a licensor of IP may face when licensing IP in Australia, in ways that the licensor may not have anticipated. The article first examines why the risk may exist, and then looks at how Australian courts have treated the
Ilaria MaggioniRKunstadtPC In Kirtsaeng v. Wiley, the Supreme Court ruled that once a copyrighted work has been sold by its owner anywhere in the world, it is free to be resold—including by importation into the U.S. itself. Hence, under U.S. copyright law a doctrine of “worldwide exhaustion of rights” now applies.
James AnglehartAnglehart et al The framework of patent application priority and the first-inventor-to-file system, as well as the importance of including such issues in managing your business.
D. Patrick O’ReilleyFinnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner Julia Anne MathesonFinnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner Margaret A. EsquenetFinnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner In the United States, all intellectual property rights may be jointly-owned. The legal consequence of such an ownership structure are different for each type of intellectual
Christian CzychowskiBoehmert & BoehmertHeinz GoddarBoehmert & BoehmertAnnette KellerWill & Emery Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater, LLPDirk PohlWill & Emery Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater, LLP The Role of R&D Agreements in BusinessTechnology Transfer in General and R&D nnovation is the driving force in a globalized world, securing growth and employment. The success of many businesses depends
Stephen J. ConroyUniversity of San Diego School of Business Administration, Professor San Diego, CA, USA Robert KnudsenNathan Associates, Inc. Vice President Irvine, CA, USA Russell MangumNathan Associates, Inc. Senior Vice President Irvine, CA, USA We conclude our analysis by providing a model to analyze the settlement process. We briefly examine
Thomas L. Bereuterval»IP Ltd. & Co KG David JerolitschCEST, Wiener Neustadt, Austria Peter G. HeimerlVienna University of Technology, Former Head Technology Transfer Office, Vienna, Austria Model contracts for collaborative R&D between universities or other publicly-funded research organizations and businesses have been developed nationally by platform- as well as by single-initiatives.
Martha Magdalena KleynOro Agri (Pty) Ltd. Part II provides an overview of aspects of importance for exploitation, with a focus on technology licensing in these jurisdictions.The primary objective of intellectual property protection should be commercial exploitation.
Jiaqing “Jack” LuApplied Economics Consulting Group, Inc. License Market with NPEs and DPAs: New Landscape of Technology Commercializationith an understanding in the economics and function of NPEs and DPAs, this section moves on to put them into the context of technology commercialization.
By Peter W. BevenRed Gymea Pty. Ltd. The need for all organisations to have robust Intellectual Property (IP) management systems in place is generally well understood. This is particularly true for organisations operating in environments such as defence and aerospace, which are characterised by high degrees of technological and organisational
