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Employee Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement
1. Parties: Identification of the employer and employee, including full legal names and addresses
2. Background: Context of the agreement, employment relationship, and purpose of the IP assignment
3. Definitions: Key terms including Intellectual Property, Works, Inventions, and other relevant terminology
4. Scope of Employment: Description of employee's role and responsibilities relevant to IP creation
5. Assignment of Rights: Core provisions detailing the transfer of IP rights from employee to employer
6. Disclosure Obligations: Employee's duty to disclose all inventions and works created during employment
7. Employee Compensation: Statutory compensation requirements under Danish law for assigned inventions
8. Assistance and Documentation: Employee's obligation to help secure and protect IP rights
9. Confidentiality: Provisions regarding confidential information and trade secrets
10. Prior IP Rights: Treatment of IP created before employment
11. Moral Rights: Handling of moral rights under Danish copyright law
12. Term and Survival: Duration of obligations and which provisions survive employment termination
13. Governing Law: Specification of Danish law as governing law and jurisdiction
14. Signatures: Execution provisions and signature blocks
1. Third Party Rights: Provisions dealing with IP rights owned by third parties, used when employee may bring in or use external IP
2. Academic and Publication Rights: Special provisions for research or academic positions, allowing limited rights to publish or use IP
3. Open Source Software: Specific provisions for handling open source software contributions, relevant for software development roles
4. Competition Restrictions: Post-employment restrictions related to IP use, if permitted under employment terms
5. International Rights: Additional provisions for international IP protection, relevant for multinational companies
6. Consulting or Side Projects: Provisions for handling IP from approved outside work, if permitted
7. Data Protection: Specific GDPR compliance provisions, necessary if personal data processing is involved
1. Schedule A - Existing IP: List of pre-existing IP owned by employee that is excluded from assignment
2. Schedule B - Specific Projects: Details of current projects and associated IP rights
3. Schedule C - Compensation Framework: Details of additional compensation for valuable inventions as required by Danish law
4. Schedule D - Notification Procedures: Specific procedures for disclosing and documenting new IP
5. Appendix 1 - Form of Invention Disclosure: Template for documenting and disclosing new inventions
6. Appendix 2 - Assignment Confirmation: Template for confirming assignment of specific IP rights
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