Intellectual Property Licensing: An Advanced Level Drafting Workshop
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
London
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Class hours
7h
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Duration
1 Day
This one-day practical workshop provides training and hands-on practise in drafting intellectual property (IP) licence agreements.
It's aimed at those who have some experience of drafting and negotiating IP-related agreements and want to take their skills to an advanced level.
You'll learn about the detailed commercial, legal and practice issues that frequently arise when drafting agreements, and how to take account of these issues in the drafting.
Examples of wording from a licence agreement will be referred to throughout the day.
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About this course
This workshop is for IP practitioners who are familiar with contract law, IP law and the basic principles of contract drafting.
Before attending this course you should have at least two years’ day-to-day experience of drafting IP-related agreements and have attended other courses on the subject.
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Subjects
- IT Law
- Intellectual Property
- Law
- Property
- IP
- Property Licensing
- Drafting Workshop
- Law of Taxation
- Law for Managers
- Law of consultation
Course programme
Topics covered by the workshop will include:
- The grant clause and associated definitions: which IP, which licensed acts, which field and territory, how much exclusivity; is sublicensing allowed; licence or covenant not to sue; improvements; grant-backs; competition law issues; achieving clarity and accuracy, avoiding circularity and other pitfalls
- Warranties, liability and indemnities: understanding the risks and market practice; getting instructions; thinking through the complexities and drafting with simplicity; avoiding turgid ‘standard’ wording
- Payment terms: upfront and milestone payments; other fees; royalties on net sales, net receipts or profits; avoiding arithmetic ambiguities; royalty-stacking clauses; withholding tax terms; VAT, interest, and other standard payment terms; auditing and reports; most favoured licensee terms
- Performance obligations: minimum sales, minimum performance, etc; general obligations of ‘best efforts’, etc; resolving disputes over performance; consequences of non-performance, including termination, loss of exclusivity, changing commercial terms.
- Termination: commencement and expiry; rights of termination; consequences of termination
- Law and jurisdiction: choices in international IP agreements, including law, jurisdiction, arbitration, mediation, etc - which is best?
Intellectual Property Licensing: An Advanced Level Drafting Workshop