Intellectual Property: Getting More Money From Licenses
Intellectual Property licensing is big business, and is getting bigger. But most licensors do not earn as much as they should because they fail to perform royalty audits allowed under their license agreements.
Intellectual Property - Trade Secret Cases and the Technical Expert
My focus is on cases involving chemistry and chemical engineering. It is based on industrial experience with major chemical firms, ExxonMobil, UOP, and Honeywell International, and also experience with cases as a consultant/expert witness.
Role of Subject Matter Experts for Patenting Inventions
Licensing and infringement litigation are two primary potential income sources from a patent. With licensing, the inventor permits the licensee to make, use, sell, or offer to sell a patented invention for compensation.
Memos of Invention - Attorneys and Corporate Inventors
As an important first step in the invention process, scientists and engineers are taught to maintain laboratory notebooks.
Be Smart About Intellectual Property: Understand The Rights, Responsibilities And Pitfalls Of Using Others' Great Ideas
I’m not an attorney, nor do I play one on TV. Yet my engineering career has often involved legal issues, the most interesting of which is intellectual property (IP).
