Intellectual Property Assignment Template for Switzerland

1. Moral Rights: For copyright works, provisions regarding moral rights that cannot be assigned under Swiss law but can be waived to the extent permitted

2. Confidentiality: If the assigned IP includes trade secrets or confidential information

3. Employee/Contractor Obligations: If the assignment involves IP created by employees or contractors, provisions ensuring proper chain of title

4. Registration Procedures: Specific procedures for recording the assignment with IP offices, particularly relevant for registered rights

5. License Back: If the Assignor needs to retain certain usage rights to the assigned IP

6. Third Party Rights: If the IP involves or affects third party rights or licenses

7. International Rights: Specific provisions for international IP rights and their transfer

8. Survival: Identification of provisions that survive completion of the assignment

1. Schedule 1 - Assigned Intellectual Property: Detailed inventory of all IP being assigned, including registration numbers for patents, trademarks, etc.

2. Schedule 2 - Registered Rights: List of all registered IP rights with registration numbers, jurisdictions, and status

3. Schedule 3 - Unregistered Rights: Description of unregistered IP rights being transferred (e.g., copyright works, trade secrets)

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Licenses: List of any existing licenses or encumbrances affecting the assigned IP

5. Schedule 5 - Assignment Forms: Forms required for recording the assignment with various IP offices

6. Appendix A - Technical Documentation: List of all technical documentation, source code, or other materials being transferred

7. Appendix B - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and terms if the consideration is complex or involves multiple payments