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Tag: Patent Licensing
Patent licensing is where you share your patented technology with another company, typically for a royalty.
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Why Patent Competence Is a C-Suite Responsibility
There’s a simple test for whether a patent actually matters:
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Full court press for patent licensing negotiations
Many companies want to license their technologies. But what happens when a company takes a license, then decides to quit paying – or refuses to negotiate after the…
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How Patent Licensing Works
On a small scale, a patent owner might worry about creating patents that can be asserted against competitors. The plan is to stop a competitor from copying. These…
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Exclusive Licenses Can Be More Valuable Than Owning Patents Outright
Patents encapsulate the hopes and dreams of a company and many investors, CEOs, and inventors have a negative gut reaction about not “owning” their patents. For some reason,…
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Patents Give You Opportunites for Outbound Licensing
Patents are useful only when they give your business options that increase your chances for success.
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Licensing Patents as Part of Your Overall Patent Strategy
One or more patents can be developed for a licensing strategy in conjunction with or separate from a company’s main product.
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Drafting Patents for Licensing
Here, our intent is to protect an idea that may potentially be more valuable at the end of the patent life and may be used in ways that…
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