San Jose Business Lawyers Blog
When two parties enter into an intellectual property licensing (IP) agreement, it is not uncommon for disputes to arise regarding licensees using IP outside the scope of a license agreement. Such cases can result in IP litigation that can be extremely costly, and anybody with a possible IP dispute should quickly seek the help of a Texas intellectual property lawyer.
One of the major questions many people struggle to answer is whether a violation constitutes a breach of a license agreement, infringement of IP rights, or license infringement. A licensing agreement typically outlines the terms and conditions for the use of IP as well as the compensation a licensor will receive from a licensee, and a licensee who fails to follow the terms of the contract can allow a licensor to hold the licensee accountable.