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Is It “Spare Time” if Your Employer Owns Your Work?

by Pamela Chestek • July 25, 2010 • copyright

Microsoft is getting some press for announcing that it is giving its 93,000 employees Windows 7 phones. An email announcing the plan to the employees was posted on TechFlash: I am thrilled to announce that a new Windows Phone 7 will be made available to every Microsoft employee as we launch in each market...
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Case Not to Miss

by Pamela Chestek • April 17, 2010 • patent

It’s a small point, but an important one: The recording of a assignment with the PTO is not a determination as to the validity of the assignment. However, we think that it creates a presumption of validity as to the assignment and places the burden to rebut such a showing on one challenging...
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