This is session 3 of 4 in the Government Contract Intellectual Property Workshop virtual course. The Government Contract Intellectual Property Live Virtual Workshop is a comprehensive 4-part designed for lawyers and contracting professionals, whether they represent government contractors, educational institutions, or government agencies. The purpose of this virtual course is to identify and discuss the statutes and regulations that govern the creation, allocation, and preservation of intellectual property rights under federal government procurement contracts. The course is organized into specific educational modules. Each module starts by presenting the basic rules and regulations relevant to the specific topic of the module and concludes with interactive practical exercises. These interactive practical exercises use real world examples -- fact patterns, negotiating positions, or contract clauses – to highlight the operation of the rules and regulations presented in the module with the goal of developing responses that reflect defensible applications of these legal requirements. Upon completion of this Virtual Course, you will understand:
