Course description
This virtual classroom seminar will explore the different types of intellectual property rights commonly created or used by SMEs, ownership of these rights on their creation and the different ways of generating revenue from IP.
Presenter and IP specialist Dorothy Agnew will also explore assignment and licensing, the different ways a business can exploit its intellectual property, intellectual property on the sale of a business, and much more.
Dorothy has a wealth of experience in advising on the protection and exploitation of intellectual property rights, so be sure to tune in to benefit from her expert insights.
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Introduction
The development and commercialisation of intellectual property such as trade marks, copyright, patents and know-how can improve the competitiveness of a business, underpin the value in a business and be key to its success.
However, businesses must take care to ensure that the intellectual property rights that help them generate revenue and wealth are adequately protected.
Efficient management and exploitation of its intellectual property can help a business obtain higher return on investment and secure its long-term economic growth.
This new virtual classroom seminar will explore the different types of intellectual property rights commonly created or used by SMEs, ownership of these rights on their creation and the different ways of generating revenue from IP.
What You Will Learn
This live and interactive session will cover the following:
- Rights that are commonly created or used by SMEs including, trade marks, copyright, designs, databases, patents and confidential information
- First ownership of intellectual property rights and steps SMEs can take to secure intellectual property rights used by or created for the business where these are not owned by the business
- Assignment and licensing
- Different ways that a business can commercially exploit its intellectual property
- Assignment and licensing, the principal terms of an assignment or licence agreement (including rights granted/assigned, warranties and limitations of liability) and negotiating and drafting tips for these documents
- Intellectual property on the sale of a business
- Legal due diligence on the intellectual property estate of a business and warranties about its intellectual property
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