Managing the Invention Disclosure, Review and Protection Processes
Volume Three: Managing the Invention Disclosure, Review and Protection Processes covers the nuts and bolts of technology transfer – everything from the definition of intellectual property to determining who should be listed on the patent claim.
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Engaging the Innovator
Inventor Relations Are Complicated! Developing and Maintaining Good Inventor Relationships Is Key Kathy Ku, MS
ExcerptThe Southern Paradigm: Communications around the Production of Invention DisclosuresOdd Bres, PhD, Fred Munson, and Garold G. Breit
ExcerptHow to Protect Intellectual Property and Still Publish Jane Massey Licata, PhD, JD
ExcerptSoliciting and Managing Innovation Disclosures
Ownership of University Inventions in the United StatesAllen E. White, PhD, JD
ExcerptInnovation DisclosurePage Heller
ExcerptPatentable Inventions Versus Unpatentable: How to Assess and DecideRodney L. Sparks, JD, PhD
ExcerptDetermining InventorshipJohn S. Roberts, PhD, MBA
ExcerptIssues in Identifying Contributors to Inventions under U.S. Law J. Peter Fasse and Erin Kaiser
ExcerptHow to Identify Owners in the United States Sherry L. Murphy, JD, and Kenneth D. Sibley, JD
ExcerptIdentifying and Managing Joint Inventions Jeanine Burmania, MS
ExcerptManaging Joint Authorship and Joint Ownership of Copyrighted WorksPeter B. Stewart Jr., JD, and Richard E. Jenkins, JD
ExcerptInvention Management in a Major Japanese University and its Implications for Innovation Robert Kneller, JD, MD, MPH
ExcerptThe Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights and the Collaboration between Universities and Industry in JapanHideho Tanaka, PhD, and Chikako Saotome, PhD
ExcerptUnderstanding and Applying the CREATE Act in CollaborationsLiza S. Vertinsky, JD, PhD
ExcerptIdentifying and Assessing Intellectual Property
Definitions of Intellectual PropertyMark B. Wilson, JD
ExcerptFive Strategies for Crafting Claims in U.S. Patent ApplicationsGeorge McGuire, JD
ExcerptAttorney's View on How to Select and Work with Patent CounselMichael L. Goldman, JD
ExcerptWorking with Outside Counsel: Selection, Engagement, Maintenance, and TerminationRay Wheatley
ExcerptCrafting Claims in the Life Sciences for an International Application David S. Resnick, JD, Candace Summerford, PhD, and Ronald Eisenstein, JD
ExcerptIntroduction to Patent Portfolio Building and Management Stephanie Whitehorse
ExcerptValidity and Invalidity of Patent ClaimsMary L. Miller, PhD, JD, and Richard P. Vitek, JD
ExcerptSoliciting and Managing Copyright Inventions and Copyright Licensing: Part 1 Creative WorksGiovanni Tata, PhD
ExcerptSoliciting and Managing Copyright Inventions and Copyright Licensing: Part 2Carl Johnson and Sean J. Holder
ExcerptRelinquishing Intellectual Property Rights
Suggested Guidelines for Releasing Intellectual Property Rights to Faculty InventorsScott Elmer and Christopher D. McKinney, DA, MBA, CLP
ExcerptIntellectual Property and Related Rights: Issues when a Researcher Moves to another OrganizationGail Norris, JD
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