Joint Ownership Of Intellectual Property Rights In Turkey
Omer HizirogluInnovent Innovative Ventures Yucel HamzaogluBTS Attorney Partnership
Joint Ownership Of IP In The UK-Joined Up Thinking Or Just A Little Disjointed?
Fiona NicolsonBristowsCatherine TerryBristows This article considers the default rights of joint owners of certain types of IP under English law, the problems that may arise if IP is jointly owned, and some alternative ways in which rights in IP could be handled.
Kevin Nachtrab Elected President of Licensing Executives Society International
The Licensing Executives Society International elected Johnson & Johnson’s Kevin Nachtrab as President for 2012-2013. Kevin Nachtrab2012-2013 LESI President Kevin Nachtrab is a Senior IP Attorney for Johnson & Johnson. He serves as a member of the Expert Group of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Center for Arbitration and Mediation. A Registered Patent Attorney […]
LESI webinar- Start-Ups – A Unique Way of Innovating
October 1, 8:00am GMT In this one- and –a- half (1.5) hour webinar you will learn why start-ups and their entrepreneurs are a different species of corporations October 1, 8:00am GMT In this one- and –a- half (1.5) hour webinar you will learn why start-ups and their entrepreneurs are a different species of corporations and […]
Simplicity In Global IP Valuation-Global Technology Impact Forum
Weston Anson and Brian BussCONSOR Brian BussCONSOR The Global Technology Impact Forum (GTIF), created by WIPO (the World Intellectual Property Organization) and LESI (The Licensing Executive’s Society International), held their inaugural event in Geneva Switzerland this past January 2012.
Comparison Of Risk-Adjusted Returns On Investment In Reasonable Royalty Analysis
Stevan PorterAd Valum Consulting Michelle RakiecAd Valum Consulting At its most basic, a reasonable royalty analysis begins with one simple question: How much better off is the accused infringer for using the patented technology? Perhaps due to their directness in addressing that issue, the “analytical approach” and variant techniques have been attractive methods in reasonable […]
The 25% Rule Revisited And A New Investment-Based Method For Determining FRAND Licensing Royalties
Ove GranstrandChalmers Univ. of Technology Marcus HolgerssonChalmers Univ. of Technology This paper starts with briefly discussing the 25% rule and the argumentation for and against it. The paper continues with developing a new investment-based method for determining FRAND licensing royalties, a method not only applicable to one-to-one bilateral licensing deals but also to multilateral deals […]
Assigning Rights In Future Inventions: The U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision In Board Of Trustees Of The Leland Stanford Junior University v. Roche Molecular Systems, Inc.
Sangeeta PuranMayer Brown International LLP One of the most eagerly awaited patent decisions of the last 12 months was the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University v Roche Molecular Systems, Inc.1 Whilst starting as a patent infringement suit, the case was ultimately decided on other issues such […]
Routes-To-Market: A Flexible Approach To Technology Transfer
Andy ChiltonFloralis, University of Joseph Fourier, Grenoble-1 The typical model followed by many TTOs (technology transfer offices), and, indeed, Floralis, sees the Technology Transfer Manager identify potential prospects interested in a license agreement, negotiate, and draw up agreements which will see revenues shared between the inventive source, developer and sometimes the technology transfer intermediary.
How To Determine Fair License Terms: No Need For Rules Of Thumb Anymore
Ralph VilligerAvance, Basel GmbH aluation becomes an important issue as soon as it comes down to negotiating license terms. We need to know how much the licensed product is worth and how much we can ask or pay for it. In the licensing community several rules of thumb get applied to determine fair license terms. […]
