IP Assignment Agreement Template for Germany

1. Moral Rights: Required for copyright assignments to address non-transferable moral rights under German law

2. Employee Inventor Rights: Required when the assigned IP includes employee inventions subject to ArbnErfG

3. Confidentiality: Added when confidential information is involved in the transfer

4. Registration Rights: Detailed provisions for IP rights requiring registration (patents, trademarks)

5. License Back: Optional provisions granting Assignor limited rights to continue using the IP

6. Indemnification: Additional protection against third-party claims

7. Survival: Specification of provisions that survive termination

8. Data Protection: Required when personal data is involved in the IP transfer

1. Schedule 1 - Assigned Intellectual Property: Detailed list and description of all IP being assigned, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2 - Existing Licenses: List of any existing licenses or encumbrances on the IP

3. Schedule 3 - Assignment Documents: Forms and documents required for recording the assignment with various IP offices

4. Schedule 4 - Consideration Details: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and conditions

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

6. Appendix B - Inventor Declarations: Required declarations from inventors for patent assignments