The National Federation for the Corporation Law (FNDE) organizes the Paris Congress on Industrial Property on the topic Employee’s Invention Right: Asia – USA – Europe on September 19, 2014.
Inventions are notions that are expressed through creations: they can emerge anywhere in the world where there are researchers, who sometimes on their own initiative, but more often in the context of contracts, are entrusted with the task of initiating new products or processes, of solving essential technical issues for the economic development of nations.
This is the case, in particular, for inventions made by employees in the execution of a work contract.
The growing interest of technological innovation for States and companies has led the legislators to lay down rules to make them attractive for research and development centres in industry, public or private research organisations and to encourage their employee researchers to invent.
These measures include financial benefits, various forms of incentives, which vary from one country to another for the benefit of authors of inventions.
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