IP Transactions

Course Description

The Intellectual Property Transactions course will be a two-unit practical course regarding how to draft, negotiate and close intellectual property agreements. The course will cover intellectual property transactional language, including terms for the licensing of copyrights, patents, trademarks and trade secrets, as well as the use of variations of such intellectual property transactional language in drafting various types of agreements, including agreements with customers, development partners, competitors, and vendors. The class will also cover negotiating and closing intellectual property transactions. The primary goals of the class will be (a) to arm students with basic drafting skills for intellectual property terms; (b) to expose students to a variety of types of agreements that include intellectual property terms; and (c) to demonstrate negotiation techniques to close intellectual property transactions, all so that, once in practice, the student will be able to draft and close intellectual property agreements to meet client needs.

Code

LAW 698I

Credits

2

Subject

Law