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Trademark License Agreement

Views: 6098
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Views: 6098
$14.95
From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 16
Language: English

Document Overview:

A trademark license agreement allows the licensee to use (but not own) the licensor’s trademark in connection with agreed-on products or services. Licensing can help a company expand into new markets effectively and easily while lending the licensee an established name and reputation. The marketing efforts made by the licensee will in turn benefit the licensor’s goods and goodwill. If you follow the enclosed sample and guidelines, you will have a written acknowledgment of the rights and responsibilities being licensed. This will provide essential documentation of ownership and liability obligations and you will be well on your way to establishing rights in and responsibilities for your selected trademarks.
Mutual NDA

Views: 1428
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Views: 1428
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From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 5
Language: English

Document Overview:

At their core, non-disclosure agreements build relationships of trust between two or more parties. The agreements contemplate situations in which at least one party is sharing confidential and proprietary information with the other, and protect the immediate and future security of the disclosed information. Once signed, a non-disclosure agreement allows for open dialogue between parties, creating an environment in which information can be discussed freely and the true objectives of the meeting or relationship can be met (e.g., a company can be funded, a strategic partnership can be established, etc.). There are two key types of non-disclosure agreements: unilateral and mutual. Mutual non-disclosure agreements (like the agreement contained in this packet) should be used when each side will be sharing confidential information, as when the parties are considering the creation of a partnership, joint venture, or merger.
Copyright License Agreement (Artwork)

Views: 1215
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Views: 1215
$14.95
From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 15
Language: English

Document Overview:

A non-exclusive copyright license agreement allows the licensee to use (but not own) the owner’s creative works. Licensing can help a company obtain rights needed to sell or manufacture its own products effectively and easily, while lending the licensee an established image. The marketing efforts made by the licensee will in turn benefit the licensor’s art and reputation. Use the enclosed document to license copyrighted artwork for use by another party. The copyright holder will know that its rights are protected, and the licensee will be well on its way to getting rights to the artwork it needs to complete its work.
Copyright License Agreement (Written Work)

Views: 1100
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Views: 1100
$14.95
From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 16
Language: English

Document Overview:

A non-exclusive copyright license agreement allows the licensee to use (but not own) the owner’s creative works. Licensing can help a company obtain rights needed to sell or manufacture its own products effectively and easily, while lending the licensee an established image. The marketing efforts made by the licensee will in turn benefit the licensor’s art and reputation. Use the enclosed document to license a copyrighted written work for use by another party. The copyright holder will know that its rights are protected, and the licensee will be well on its way to getting rights to material needed to complete its work.
Patent Assignment

Views: 883
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Views: 883
$14.95
From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 10
Language: English

Document Overview:

A patent assignment is the transfer of an owner’s property rights in a given patent or patents, and any applications for such patents. These transfers may occur on their own or as parts of larger asset sales or purchases. Patent assignment agreements provide both records of ownership and transfer and protect the rights of all parties. If you follow the enclosed sample and guidelines, you will have a written acknowledgment of the rights and responsibilities being transferred as part of your sale. This will provide essential documentation of ownership and liability obligations and you will be well on your way to establishing a clear record of title for all of your patents.
Freedom of Information Act Letters

Views: 763
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Views: 763
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From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 2
Language: English

Document Overview:

American citizens have unprecedented access to government records and documents online, and there is more information than ever available to the general public. Even with this newfound access, certain specific information remains elusive, and not every research question can be answered without making inquiries of the government itself. If you need information from a federal agency, and you can’t locate that information using traditional methods, you may want to file a Freedom of Information Act request with that organization. The Freedom of Information Act allows almost anyone to ask a federal agency for records or information, and generally requires those agencies to produce the records sought. The enclosed letter and guide will help you through this process, providing a template that you can use to get the data you require..
Request for Permission to Reprint Published Material

Views: 611
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Views: 611
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From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 2
Language: English

Document Overview:

Research and writing, whether business or academic, legal or commercial, does not exist in a vacuum. Books and essays are often based on previously published writings and may draw heavily on those works. However, previously published material, including articles, essays, and other written content, is usually protected by copyright. With certain exceptions for academic or personal use, U.S. copyright law prohibits the use of copyrighted material without the owner’s specific consent. The enclosed document lets an owner permit the reprinting of its published work. You can provide detailed information about how the material may be used and the extent of its incorporation into the secondary publication. The copyright holder can be assured of its continuing ownership rights, and the requestor will gain rights to material it needs to move forward with publication.
Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement

Views: 426
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Views: 426
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From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 9
Language: English

Document Overview:

An intellectual property assignment is the transfer of an owner’s property rights in copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, or other intangible creations. Such transfers may occur on their own or as parts of larger asset sales or purchases. Intellectual property assignment agreements both provide records of ownership and transfer and protect the rights of all parties. If you follow the enclosed model and guidelines, you will have a written acknowledgment of the rights and responsibilities being transferred as part of your sale. This will provide essential documentation of ownership and liability obligations and you will be well on your way to establishing a clear record of title for all of your intellectual property.
Permission to Reprint Published Material

Views: 415
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Views: 415
$14.95
From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 3
Language: English

Document Overview:

With certain exceptions for academic or personal use, U.S. copyright law prohibits the use of copyrighted material without the owner’s specific consent. The enclosed document lets an owner permit the reprinting of its published work. You can provide detailed information about how the material may be used and the extent of its incorporation into the secondary publication. The copyright holder can be assured of its continuing ownership rights, and the requestor will gain rights to material it needs to move forward with publication.
Employee NDA

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Views: 364
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From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 3
Language: English

Document Overview:

A comprehensive employee confidentiality (or non-disclosure) agreement is thus critical to protecting your information and giving notice to your staff that they have a serious and ongoing duty of confidentiality to the company. A simple statement of the importance of protecting such information can be surprisingly effective. A confidentiality agreement signed at the start of an employment relationship alerts a prospective employee that your company considers this a matter of tremendous importance. By signing the agreement, the employee acknowledges that the disclosure of confidential information is a breach of his or her employment contract and is an act that will have serious and wide-ranging consequences. A company has little to lose and much to gain by using confidentiality agreements. Enclosed is a sample confidentiality agreement, which includes both essential provisions and user-friendly instructions. The agreement should prove useful to your business and, if you follow the suggestions provided, can help you gather the tools necessary to protect your company and its information.
Request for Permission to Reproduce Images

Views: 338
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Views: 338
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From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 2
Language: English

Document Overview:

Research and writing, whether business, academic, or legal, does not exist in a vacuum. Books and essays often incorporate photographs or other images, not all of which are generated by the author himself. Those images, graphics, photographs, and other content are often copyrighted. With certain exceptions for academic or personal use, U.S. copyright law prohibits the use of this copyrighted material without permission. Use the enclosed document to ask a copyright holder for permission to reproduce its images. You can provide detailed information about how the images will be used and the extent of their incorporation into your publication. The copyright holder will have sufficient information to make its decision, and you will be well on your way to getting rights to material you need to complete the publication of your work.
Exclusive Patent License Agreement

Views: 323
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Views: 323
$18.95
From:PeakStrategy
Date: 08/10/09
Pages: 11
Language: English

Document Overview:

EXCLUSIVE PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT is an eleven page patent license agreement between patent owner and licensee. Has a royalty section and much more. Downloadable, customizable sample can be used with any word processor. No S&H or taxes.Click to Click Back to return.
Copyright Assignment

Views: 291
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Views: 291
$14.95
From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 8
Language: English

Document Overview:

A copyright assignment is the transfer of an owner’s property rights in a given creative work or works. Such transfers may occur on their own or as parts of larger asset sales or purchases. Copyright assignment agreements both provide records of ownership and transfer and protect the rights of all parties. If you follow the enclosed sample and guidelines, you will have a written acknowledgment of the rights and responsibilities being transferred as part of your sale. This will provide essential documentation of ownership and liability obligations and you will be well on your way to establishing a clear record of title for all of your copyrighted works.
Trademark Cease and Desist

Views: 283
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Views: 283
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From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 2
Language: English

Document Overview:

Your trademark is your marketplace signature, an indicator that your company produced the items for sale and a promise that those items will meet the quality standards you’ve worked to establish. If another company or individual attaches a similar mark to their goods or services, it’s akin to a forgery, a use of your ‘signature’ to obtain customers or signal your approval of those products. This forgery will not only cause an immediate decrease in your sales by siphoning purchasers to a different company’s merchandise, but will cause a long-run decrease as well, as the power of your brand will be diluted by association with lesser quality goods. By law, you must challenge any infringement on your trademark to hold onto the protections you’ve earned: in other words, to keep your trademark you have to defend it. The letter included in this packet is constructed to help you get what is rightfully yours. Of course, you know your industry and competitors better than anyone else: this may be an intentional appropriation or an honest mistake. In any event, you may want to alter the sample letter to best suit your business needs.
Unilateral NDA

Views: 272
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Views: 272
$14.95
From:LegalZoom
Date: 08/07/09
Pages: 5
Language: English

Document Overview:

Non-disclosure agreements (also called NDAs or confidentiality agreements) have become increasingly important for businesses of all sizes, serving as the first line of defense in protecting company inventions, trade secrets, and hard work. At their core, non-disclosure agreements build relationships of trust between two or more parties. Once signed, a non-disclosure agreement allows for open dialogue between parties, creating an environment in which information can be discussed freely and the true objectives of the meeting or relationship can be met (e.g., a company can be funded, a strategic partnership can be established, etc.). There are two key types of non-disclosure agreements: unilateral and mutual. Unilateral non-disclosure agreements (like the agreement contained in this packet) should be used when only one party will be sharing confidential information, as when you are seeking funding for or investment in your company.