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Ukraine’s Defense Ministry Mandates 25% License Revenue Share for Military Inventors Under New IP Rules

New Ukrainian government resolution enhances licensing framework for defense technologies, ensuring servicemembers receive direct financial benefits and promoting innovation withi…

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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved updated intellectual property management regulations for the Defense Forces, requiring that at least 25% of income from paid licenses for military-developed technologies be paid directly to the servicemembers responsible. The new rules expand licensing opportunities bey…
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Ukraine’s Defense Ministry Mandates 25% License Revenue Share for Military Inventors Under New IP Rules The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved updated intellectual property management regulations for the Defense Forces, requiring that at least 25% of income from paid licenses for military-developed technologies... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/ukraine-s-defense-ministry-mandates-25-license-revenue-share-for-military-inventors-under-new-ip-rules

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