When entering into a patent license, the most time is often spent on two issues: 1) how much money, and 2) what am I getting or granting for the money.
Patent Licenses: The Devil Is in the Details
When entering into a patent license, the most time is often spent on two issues: 1) how much money, and 2) what am I getting or granting for the money. Several recent appellate court decisions remind us that attention also needs to be paid to other provisions, as they can drastically affect one's rights. This article discusses three such decisions that address declaratory judgment actions, arbitration, and termination, that collectively remind us that the devil is in the details.
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Benjamin Hershkowitz And Bradley W. MicskyThis premium content is locked for LawJournalNewsletters subscribers only
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