Chapter 1 DRAFTING LICENSE AGREEMENTS - Michael A. Epstein and Frank L. Politano

• §1.01 Introduction
• §1.02 Contractual Provisions
• §1.03 Special Provisions for Trademark Licenses

Chapter 2 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INFRINGEMENT INDEMNIFICATION - David M. Pitcher, James G. McEwen, and David E. Weslow

• §2.01 Introduction
• §2.02 Types of Indemnities
• §2.03 Considerations for Drafting an Express Indemnity Clause
• §2.04 Limitations on Indemnity Provisions
• §2.05 Need to Be Aware

Chapter 3 FUNDAMENTALS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - Michael A. Epstein

• §3.01 Introduction
• §3.02 Trade Secret Law
• §3.03 Patent Law
• §3.04 Copyright Law
• §3.05 Trademark Law

Chapter 4 ANTITRUST AND MISUSE - Alan J. Weinschel

• §4.01 Introduction
• §4.02 Patent Misuse
• §4.03 Application of Antitrust Principles to Patent Licensing
• §4.04 Government Enforcement Policy
• §4.05 Enforcement of Patent Rights as an Antitrust Violation

Chapter 5 INTERNATIONAL LICENSING AND FOREIGN ANTITRUST RULES - Joel Davidow

• §5.01 Basic Approaches
• §5.02 Technology Licensing and European Commission Antitrust Law
• §5.03 Technology Licensing: Japanese Guidelines
• §5.04 Technology Licensing, Developing Countries and the GATT/WT
• §5.05 Guidelines for Patent and Know-how Licensing Agreements Under the Antimonopoly Act

Chapter 6 BANKRUPTCY CONSIDERATIONS - Brian C. Cunningham and Scott L. Cunningham

• §6.01 Introduction
• §6.02 Statutory Response: The 1988 Amendments to the Code
• §6.03 Effect of Bankruptcy on Software and Biotechnology Licenses
• §6.04 Summary and Practice Strategies

Chapter 7 HYBRID LICENSES AND ROYALTY AGREEMENTS - Patricia A. Martone

• §7.01 Introduction
• §7.02 Contractual Intent
• §7.03 Policy of Limiting Monopolies
• §7.04 Applicable Precedent: Federal Circuit and the Supreme Court
• §7.05 Recent Decisions in Other Circuits
• §7.06 The Legislative Arena
• §7.07 Suggestions for Royalty Provisions in Hybrid License Agreements

Chapter 8 CONTRACTUAL LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY - Marc T. Shivers and André J. Brunel

• §8.01 Introduction
• §8.02 The Temptation to Breach
• §8.03 Varying Complexity of LOLs
• §8.04 Mutuality of LOLs
• §8.05 An Issue of Leverage
• §8.06 Covering All Types of Claims
• §8.07 Qualitative LOLs
• §8.08 Quantitative LOLs
• §8.09 Carve Outs from LOLs
• §8.10 Other Contractual Provisions Limiting Liability
• §8.11 Special Issues Related to Contracting with Governmental Entities
• §8.12 Conclusion

Chapter 9 [Reserved]

Chapter 10 TRADEMARK LICENSING - Jason Drangel

• §10.01 Licenses
• §10.02 Trademark Licenses
• §10.03 Trademark License vs. Franchise Agreement
• §10.04 What is Trademark Licensing?
• §10.05 History and Reasons for Trademark Licensing
• §10.06Licensing Plan of Attack
• §10.07 The License Agreement
• §10.08 Common Trademark License Agreement Clauses and Terms

Chapter 11 ARTIST'S RIGHT OF PUBLICITY - Carole E. Handler and Jason E. Miller

• §11.01 General
• §11.02 Standard Grant of Rights, Name and Likeness and Publicity Provisions
• §11.03 Likeness Approvals/Biography Approval
• §11.04 Merchandising Royalties
• §11.05 Comparison of Prenegotiated Provisions to Negotiated Provisions
• §11.06 Celebrity Websites

Chapter 12 MULTIMEDIA LICENSING - Michael D. Scott

• §12.01 Introduction
• §12.02 Multimedia Licensing Checklist
• §12.03 Copyright Licenses
• §12.04 Patent Licenses
• §12.05 Trademark Licenses
• §12.06 Character Licenses
• §12.07 Dealing with Content Providers
• §12.08 Content Licensing Practices
• §12.09 Licensing Text
• §12.10 Licensing Moving Images
• §12.11 Licensing Still Images
• §12.12 Licensing Music/Audio
• §12.13 Licensing Computer Software
• §12.14 Licensing Video Games

Chapter 13 SOFTWARE LICENSING - J. T. Westermeier

• §13.01 Nature of Software
• §13.02 Licensing Considerations
• §13.03 Legal Framework
• §13.04 License Scope
• §13.05 Machine, Site, Enterprise, and Client-Server Licenses
• §13.06 Acceptance Provisions
• §13.07 Source Code
• §13.08 Evaluation, Demonstration and Beta Test Licenses
• §13.09 Copyright Misuse
• §13.10 Shrink-Wrap, Click-Wrap, and Browse-Wrap Licenses
• §13.11 Commercial and Consumer Warranties
• §13.12 Other Warranties and Disclaimers
• §13.13 Exclusions and Limitations of Liability
• §13.14 Warranties against Viruses and Other Unwanted Computer Codes
• §13.15 Indemnification
• §13.16 Open Source Licensing
• §13.17 Software Maintenance and Support
• §13.18 Assignability
• §13.19 Governing Law
• §13.20 Miscellaneous Provisions

Chapter 14 LICENSING BIOPHARMA PATENTS - Marc S. Gross, S. Peter Ludwig, and Robert C. Sullivan

• §14.01 Introduction to BioPharma Patent Licensing
• §14.02 Scope of License
• §14.03 Provisions to Negotiate
• §14.04 Other Key Considerations
• §14.05 Authorized Generic Licensing Issues
• §14.06 Sample License Provisions

Chapter 15 BASIC CONSIDERATIONS IN MUSIC LICENSING - Al Kohn and Bob Kohn

• §15.01 Introduction
• §15.02 Basic Music Licensing Factors
• §15.03 Common Terms and Conditions Regarding Fees and Payment
• §15.04 Commonly Used Boilerplate Terms and Conditions
• §15.05 Affiliated Company Problem
• §15.06 General Advice to Music Copyright Owner—Always Encourage Activity in the Song
• §15.07 General Advice to Persons Seeking to Clear Licenses—Fully Disclose All the Uses You Might Conceivably Make of the Music

Chapter 16 CLAUSES IN PATENT LICENSING AGREEMENTS - Michael J. Lennon

• §16.01 Summary and Overview
• §16.02 Patent Licensing Agreements and Information Technology
• §16.03 Important Clauses in Patent Licensing Agreements
• §16.04 The “Patent Exhaustion” Doctrine
• §16.05 Separate Licenses to Manufacture, to Sell, and to Use Patented Information Technology
• §16.06 Licensing Information Technology Patents at Different Royalty Rates
• §16.07 Implied Rights of End Users to Use Patented Information Technology
• §16.08 Some Examples of Acceptable and Attractive Supplier-End User Licensing Arrangements