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Employee Intellectual Property Agreement
1. Parties: Identification of the employer company and the employee, including their full legal names and addresses
2. Background: Context of the agreement, employment relationship, and purpose of the IP agreement
3. Definitions: Key terms including Intellectual Property Rights, Works, Inventions, Confidential Information, and other relevant terminology
4. Scope of Employment: Description of employee's role and duties relevant to IP creation
5. Assignment of Rights: Primary clause transferring IP rights from employee to employer, subject to Danish law requirements
6. Disclosure Obligations: Employee's duty to promptly disclose any IP created during employment
7. Assistance and Documentation: Employee's obligation to help secure and protect IP rights, including signing necessary documents
8. Compensation: Terms for additional compensation for inventions as required under Danish law
9. Confidentiality Obligations: Protection of trade secrets and confidential information during and after employment
10. Return of Materials: Obligation to return all IP-related materials upon employment termination
11. Duration and Survival: Term of the agreement and which provisions survive employment termination
12. Governing Law: Specification of Danish law as governing law and jurisdiction
1. Pre-Existing IP: Section for declaring any pre-existing IP the employee wishes to exclude from the agreement
2. Third-Party Rights: Handling of third-party IP rights and employee's warranty of non-infringement
3. Open Source Software: Specific provisions for handling open source software contributions, if relevant for technical roles
4. Publication Rights: For academic or research positions, addressing rights to publish work-related findings
5. Competition Restrictions: Post-employment restrictions on competing activities, subject to Danish law limitations
6. Moral Rights: Specific handling of moral rights under Danish copyright law
7. International Rights: Additional provisions for international IP protection if company operates globally
1. Schedule 1: Pre-Existing IP Declaration: Detailed list of employee's pre-existing IP excluded from the agreement
2. Schedule 2: Compensation Framework: Specific framework for calculating additional compensation for valuable inventions
3. Schedule 3: IP Notification Form: Standard form for employees to notify employer of new IP creation
4. Schedule 4: Specific Projects: List of specific projects or works covered by the agreement
5. Appendix A: Definition of Company IP: Detailed description of company's existing IP portfolio and protected assets
6. Appendix B: IP Assignment Form: Standard form for formally assigning specific IP rights to the employer
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