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Why You Have That Employment Agreement Gobbledygook

by Pamela Chestek • June 20, 2016 • patent • 0 Comments

Plaintiff Advanced Video Technologies has been around the block a few times already. AVT claimed to be the successor to a patent for a video codec. It had successfully asserted the patent against other defendants but ran into some problems when trying to sue HTC Corp., Blackberry and Motorola Mobility. Its first attempt failed...
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You Need to Take Care of the Little Details

by Pamela Chestek • June 3, 2015 • patent • 0 Comments

Every patent litigation starts with an examination of the chain of title, or at least it should. Often there are multiple inventors; every link for each one has to be there, and even the language of the employment agreement has to be just right. Even after that, every corporate assignment has to be done...
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