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1. Parties: Identifies the assignor and assignee, including full legal names and addresses
2. Background: States the context and purpose of the assignment, relationship between parties
3. Definitions: Defines key terms including 'Intellectual Property Rights', 'Future Rights', 'Invention'
4. Assignment: Core provision assigning future IP rights from assignor to assignee
5. Scope of Assignment: Detailed description of what rights are being assigned
6. Consideration: States what is being given in exchange for the assignment
7. Further Assurance: Obligation to execute additional documents if needed
8. Governing Law: Specifies applicable law and jurisdiction
1. Warranties: Promises about ownership and right to assign - include when additional assurance needed about rights ownership
2. Moral Rights: Waiver of moral rights in copyrightable works - include when copyright works are involved
3. Confidentiality: Obligations regarding confidential information - include when sensitive information will be shared
4. Non-Competition: Restrictions on competing activities - include in employment or business sale contexts
1. Schedule of Existing IP: Lists any existing IP rights that are excluded from the assignment
2. Form of Assignment Notice: Template for formal notice of specific future assignments
3. Description of Scope: Detailed description of field/industry coverage
4. Form of Inventor's Certificate: Template for confirming invention details and assignment
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