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Technology Transfer Agreement

A Technology Transfer Agreement facilitates the sharing or commercialization of proprietary technology between parties. This playbook provides guidance on ownership rights, confidentiality, and obligations to support the transfer process.

Scope of License

Why This Matters: Ambiguous scope can lead to overreach or underutilization of the IP, increasing litigation risk and diminishing expected value.

Negotiation strategy

If you're the Licensor:

Ensure the scope is clearly defined to protect IP rights and prevent unauthorized use. Specify territories and permitted activities to align with business objectives.

If you're the Licensee:

Negotiate for a broad scope to maximize use of the IP. Seek clarity on any restrictions to avoid future disputes.

Essential elements

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Territory

Geographical area of use.
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Permitted Activities

Allowed uses of the IP.
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Exclusivity

Rights to sole use or shared use.

Action framework

ACCEPT

Propose edits if the scope is too narrow or broad, ensuring alignment with strategic goals.

EDIT

Reject if the clause lacks clarity or imposes unreasonable restrictions.

ADD

Add language to specify territories, activities, and exclusivity if missing.

PRO TIP

Always cross-reference the scope with related clauses like payment terms and duration to ensure consistency.

Real-world examples

FAVORABLE

Clear Territorial Rights

"The Licensee is granted the right to use the Licensed IP solely within the territory of [specified region] for the purpose of [specified activities]."
NEUTRAL

Conditional Use

"The Licensee may use the Licensed IP in [specified region] for [specified activities], subject to the Licensor's prior written consent for any additional uses."
UNFAVORABLE

Undefined Scope

"The Licensee is granted rights to use the Licensed IP without specified limitations."

Alternative scenarios & positions

High-Risk Projects

In high-risk projects, ensure the scope is tightly defined to mitigate potential liabilities and unauthorized use.

Global Expansion

For global expansion, negotiate broader territorial rights to facilitate market entry and growth.

Joint Ventures

In joint ventures, clearly delineate shared rights and responsibilities to prevent conflicts.

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