Sponsored research agreements, university and government licensing, and clinical trial agreements: special contractual and intellectual property rights considerations.
This article addresses contractual and intellectual property considerations that frequently arise in the drafting and negotiation of sponsored research agreements ("SRAs"), license agreements with universities (and other non-profit organizations) and the federal government, and clinical trial agreements. Each of these subjects is addressed separately, but most of the article is devoted to sponsored research, which is the driver for much of the innovation in the medical and life sciences industries.
Somers
Jeffrey P
JP
Morse, Barnes-Brown & Pendleton, P.C., Waltham, Massachusetts, USA.
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