Exam 17: Protecting and Licensing Intellectual Property

The importation of foreign-made trademarked merchandise into the U.S. for sale in competition with the U.S. trademark owner's own merchandise made in the U.S. is referred to as:

Develop a document that proposes international standards for trademark licensing or use by a subsidiary (or sale to a third party) of copyrighted material.

When it seems likely that a licensee may develop improvements in the licensed technology, a licensor may wish to include a ____ in the license agreement.

What defense can an accused party use when accused of IP infringement?

Foreign laws that require the government approval of a licensing agreement are a form of protectionist policy.

Copyright protection for works of authorship available through the Internet is expressly provided by:

Foreign laws that require the disclosure of the ingredients of formulas of trade secrets to determine the safety of the product before entry is granted is a legitimate government regulation under its police powers i.e. health and safety.

A single multinational application process is available for protecting intellectual property in:

The European Union has both a common multinational patent application process as well as the individual country processes.

Both the Berne Convention and the Paris Convention require signatory countries to enact certain minimum substantive laws.

The Paris Convention gives a trademark holder in any signatory country a "right of priority."

Many technology owners have avoided introducing technology or technological products into Brazil because:

The type of arrangement in which the licensor permits the licensee to sell certain goods under the licensor's trademark or logo is called:

When the intellectual property being licensed is technology protected primarily by a patent, a key license provision will be a clause setting forth the licensee's obligation to keep the licensed technology confidential.

Importation of merchandise produced and sold abroad and then imported back into the United States for sale in competition with the U.S. trademark owner is referred to counterfeit goods.

In the licensing agreement the licensor would set the  geographic and field-of-use limitations on licensees.

Most nations grant patent priority to the individual who can prove (s)he was the first to invent.

A licensee will seek a grant back of ownership in improvements to the licensor.

Common restrictions imposed on the use of technology include geographic limitations on the licensee's manufacturing and/or marketing activities. These types of restrictions are also known as:

​ Which of the following represent th e thre e regulator y scheme s fo r a technolog y transfe r agreemen t rang e fro m leas t prohibitiv e t o mos t prohibitiv e?