When do employers own the IP derived from an employee’s work?
Employee Preston accepted employment at Marathon Oil Company under a written contract with an express “at-will” term of…
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Written contracts are essential to sound management of intellectual property rights. Whether you are an individual author or have responsibility for managing intellectual property for your company, you need to understand why contracts are necessary and how they work for and against you.
Virtually every person and business today uses or creates copyrighted works. If you create, or hire others to create for you, web sites or software programs, books or songs, or if you create, publish or distribute any other forms of literary or artistic works, you have important copyright issues to consider.
Trademarks are often overlooked assets that for some businesses can become a significant source of income. Learn more about trademarks, and why it is important to properly select, use and register your mark.
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Use of another company’s trademarks in your web-based advertising can be risky business
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