Licences and Insolvency
A Practical Global Guide to the Effects of Insolvency on IP Licence Agreements
Matthias Nordmann, Ulrich Reber, Marcel Willems
Published: 2014
Pages: 328
eBook: 9781787428973
It provides guidance to licensors, licensees, insolvency practitioners and their attorneys to promote a better understanding of the insolvency mechanisms in these countries and the effect that such proceedings may have upon licence agreements with an insolvent entity.
This practical handbook provides an overview of the most relevant legal issues in over 25 of the most important business nations around the globe. It provides guidance to licensors, licensees, insolvency practitioners and their attorneys to promote a better understanding of the insolvency mechanisms in these countries and the effect that such proceedings may have upon licence agreements with an insolvent entity.
Whether you are an IP lawyer in private practice, an insolvency practitioner or general counsel in an international business, this commercially focused guide will provide you with practical insight into the relevant legal issues.
Table of Contents
Cover | Cover | |
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Title | 1 | |
Copyright | 2 | |
Contents | 3 | |
Preface | 5 | |
Australia | 7 | |
Austria | 19 | |
Belgium | 31 | |
Canada | 45 | |
China | 51 | |
Denmark | 61 | |
England and Wales | 71 | |
Finland | 83 | |
France | 91 | |
Germany | 107 | |
Hong Kong | 115 | |
Hungary | 127 | |
India | 137 | |
Ireland | 151 | |
Israel | 163 | |
Italy | 177 | |
Japan | 187 | |
Mexico | 201 | |
Netherlands | 211 | |
Russia | 219 | |
South Africa | 235 | |
Spain | 247 | |
Sweden | 261 | |
Switzerland | 273 | |
Turkey | 285 | |
United States | 295 | |
About the authors | 315 |
A useful book for those engaged in insolvency practice and providing a sound basis for those considering the major issues involved in intellectual property transactions.
Paul Omar
Professor of International and Comparative Insolvency Law, Nottingham Law School
Clearly written and practical analysis valuable for practitioners when confronted with a case in which a licence is a part of a foreign insolvency case.
Prof. Dr Bob Wessels
Professor of International Insolvency Law at the University of Leiden
Preface
Marcel Willems
Kennedy Van der Laan
Matthias Nordmann
Ulrich Reber
SKW Schwarz
Australia
Christopher Brown
Lonsdale Chambers
Timothy Creek
Rodney De Boos
Davies Collison Cave Law
Austria
Axel Anderl
Felix Hörlsberger
Dorda Brugger Jordis
Belgium
Yves Lenders
Annick Mottet Haugaard
Lydian
Canada
Craig J Hill
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
China
Brian Sullivan
Yin Zhengyou
W&H Law Firm
Denmark
Arly Carlquist
Carsten Ceutz
Bech-Bruun
England and Wales
Peter Armstrong
Rhys Llewellyn
Harbottle & Lewis LLP
Finland
Pekka Jaatinen
Elina Pesonen
Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd
France
Amélie Dorst
Anja Droege Gagnier
BMH AVOCATS
Germany
Matthias Nordmann
Ulrich Reber
SKW Schwarz
Hong Kong
Mark Bedford
Kevin Lee
Boughton Peterson Yang Anderson in association with Zhong Lun Law Firm
Hungary
Gusztáv Bacher
Gabor Faludi
Dávid Kerpel
Szecskay Attorneys at Law
India
Rahul Goel
Sandeep Kumar Gupta
Anu Monga
Nilesh Sharma
Dhir & Dhir Associates
Ireland
Martin Kelleher
Mason Hayes & Curran
Israel
Yuval Horn
Keren Kanir
Horn & Co
Italy
Pietro Masi
Davide Petris
Portolano Cavallo Studio Legale
Japan
Shinnosuke Fukuoka
Toshihide Haruyama
Nishimura & Asahi
Mexico
Gustavo A Alcocer
Olivares
Netherlands
Marcel Willems
Kennedy Van der Laan
Russia
Yulia Litovtseva
Valentina Orlova
Pepeliaev Group
South Africa
Hans Klopper
Independent Advisory
Spain
Agustín Bou
JAUSAS
Sweden
Jennie Klingberg
Odd Swarting
Setterwalls
Switzerland
David Jenny
Christian Wyss
VISCHER AG
Turkey
Orçun Çetinkaya
F Müjgan Güngör
Merve Karaduman
Asena A Keser
GÜN & PARTNERS
United States
John W Holcomb
Lynda Zadra-Symes
Knobbe Martens