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Univ of Missouri sues ChemE prof over patent rights

By Lawrence B. Ebert, Esq.

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AP notes: The University of Missouri system filed a lawsuit Monday [Jan. 26] in federal court in Kansas City against chemical engineering professor Galen Suppes. The university system claims Suppes won?t release the rights to more than 30 inventions and 11 potential patents it says were developed in his Columbia campus labs.

Hmm, remember when Stanford released rights (pursuant to Bayh-Dole) to Madey, and Madey later sued Duke? And Duke lost.

The ChemE prof claims that the University of Missouri has a faulty process for deciding how to waive its legal rights to inventions deemed to lack the potential to make money. Remember Rutgers, San Filippo, and due process?

Full post as published by IPBiz on January 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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