Essentials of Intellectual Property

Alexander I. Poltorak · Paul J. Lerner

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Intellectual Property and Patents Intellectual Property Law Law, AI, and Intellectual Property

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Foreword. Introduction: Setting the Stage. 1. The Big Three: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights. 2. The Supporting Players: Other Types of IP. 3. Protecting the Fruits of Your R&D. 4. Know What You Have (IP Audit) and What the Other Guy Has (Competitive Intelligence). 5. What Is It Worth Putting a Value on Intellectual Property. 6. Make More Money by Sharing (Licensing). 7. Officers and Directors Beware You Can Be Liable for Mismanaging Intellectual Property. 8. Enforcing Your Rights. 9. Intellectual Property in Cyberspace. 10. The Patent Portfolio and Its Effect on Stock Price. A. Trademark and Service Mark Application. B. Copyright Application. C. Confidentiality and Nondisclosure Agreement. D. Invention Assignment Form. E. Basic IP Audit Questionnaire. F. Patent Valuation. G. Invention Disclosure Form. H. License Agreements. Bibliography. Further Reading. Index.

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