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    Software licence agreements

    But before you sign on the dotted line, consider the key provisions of software licence agreements described below.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Licensing Intellectual Property in New Zealand: Exclusive, sole, or non-exclusive? What is the difference? Who can sue for infringement?

    Under New Zealand law, exclusive licensees have specific statutory rights in relation to infringement proceedings which sole or non-exclusive licensees do not enjoy. If you are licensing in or out of New Zealand, it is important to understand the difference, and the implications of each.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
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    New Zealand Government offers kick start initiatives for technology start-ups

    Repayable government grants are being offered to start-up technology companies to accelerate NZ innovation initiatives.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
  • Article

    Right here, right now...the Major Events Management Act in force

    What do the Rugby World Cup and intellectual property lawyers have in common? The Major Events Management Act.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
  • Article

    Understanding Intellectual Property Value

    To understand how to maximise the value of intellectual property rights, it is first necessary to understand the factors that affect the value of those rights.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
  • Article

    Did you know...That in 2012, you will be able to apply to register your own domain name ending such as .jamesandwells?

    Discusses the increase in the number of Internet domain name endings.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
  • Article

    Protecting and commercialising your intellectual property

    Intellectual property is a significant business asset so you should consider how best to protect or to commercialise it.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    The Personal Property Securties Act 1999 (PPSA) and Intellectual Property

    The impact of the law on personal property securities on IP assignments, licences and other transactions involving IP assets.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    Duncan Cotterill
    Duncan Cotterill
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    Ask the Expert – Intellectual Property 101

    This article poses and answers two common questions around IP infringement and protection in New Zealand.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
  • Article

    Chinese company tries to register Cookie Time logo

    Cookie Time Limited (CTL) is going into battle against a Chinese company attempting to hijack the Cookie Time logo.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
  • Article

    What Should A Licensing Agreement Between Related Businesses Include?

    A licensing agreement lets one business use intellectual property another business owns, without transferring ownership. Companies in the same group in New Zealand often share a brand or a system with nothing in writing. Each company remains a separate legal entity under the Companies Act 1993, regardless of who owns the shares. An undocumented arrangement gives the user no right it can prove and no right it can defend. That gap shows up when a shareholder falls out, an entity sells, or a liquidator arrives.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    LegalVision
    LegalVision
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    Emerging from a recession by investing in innovation

    The article explains how to get the most out of your intellectual property strategies, even when budgets are tight.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
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    IP issues every entrepreneur should be aware of

    Most entrepreneurs are aware that IP may be important to a business, but are not and cannot be aware of legal details.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
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    Contracting in the health sector – key things to consider

    Health service contracts are similar to other service contracts, but several clauses should be carefully considered.
    New ZealandCorporate/Commercial Law
    Harkness Henry
    Harkness Henry
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    Beyond book value – understanding the value of intellectual property & other intangible assets

    Businesses need to maintain a competitive edge to give back far more than the original investment.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
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    From royalties to riches? Business licensing technology

    Business licensing technology be warned: there's no easy formula when it comes to royalties.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
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    Plant Variety Rights

    Plant variety rights cases are rare and the first case to consider infringement was decided in the High Court of New Zealand in September 2004, followed by an appeal to the Court of Appeal by the first and second defendants in 2005.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    Baldwins Intellectual Property
    Baldwins Intellectual Property
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    Intellectual Property Due Diligence

    Whilst the concept of conducting an investigation into the material aspects of a commercial transaction is not new, such due diligence investigations often focus on the tangible assets and ignore or at least give insufficient weight to the intangible assets.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
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    Strategic Tips For Adding Value To Licensing Transactions

    A licence is permission to do something that would, in the absence of permission, infringe intellectual property rights. It is different to an assignment, which is a transfer of ownership of the intellectual property.
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
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    Developing an IP strategy for your business

    IP issues can actually drive most strategic considerations, so an IP strategy should be aligned with business strategy. .
    New ZealandIntellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property
    James & Wells Intellectual Property

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