Category: IP Licensing

A mask work, also known as a semiconductor mask work or a photomask, is a specialized intellectual property protection for the layout designs of integrated

In our last blog of our series on licensing biotech in universities, we defined terms to be used within this very specific niche of contract.

Despite the passion we may hold for our ideas and life’s work, we also want to be compensated fairly for our time and innovation. Therefore,

Intellectual Property (IP) is the general term covering diverse categories of intangibles (patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets) that are subject to ownership (legal title)

Several weeks ago we discussed the importance of thoroughly and accurately defining terms when drafting Biotech IP agreements between private industry and universities. This second

Development of biotech increasingly relies upon collaboration between the biotech industry and universities. Due to the multifaceted nature of these relationships, licensing agreements have become

Trade secrets are vital parts of virtually every industry. From the ingredients in a craft beer from a microbrewery in San Diego, to the famous