Intellectual Property in Government Contracts

With ongoing controversies over policies for intellectual property used in the performance of government contracts, failure to comply can lead to serious consequences including loss of a patent or other intellectual property rights.

Intellectual Property in Government Contracts, Sixth Edition, clearly explains the substantive issues in this critical area of contracting, including the steps needed to segregate and protect private work from government work.

The 2012 Statutory and Regulatory Supplement provides the current version of all statutes, regulations, Executive Orders, and policy documents referenced in the main volume.