Common use of Continuing Assistance Clause in Contracts

Continuing Assistance. Employee hereby further agrees that during the term of Employee’s employment with Company and at any time thereafter, Employee shall execute and deliver to Company any written documents necessary or appropriate, in Company’s sole discretion, to effectuate the assignment to Company of any and all rights in such Inventions and Works of Authorship to which Company is entitled as provided above, and will execute all papers and perform any other lawful acts requested by Company for the preparation, prosecution, procurement, maintenance, enforcement and defense of any trademark, trade secret, copyright, patent and/or other intellectual or industrial property rights in and for such Inventions and Works of Authorship throughout the world, and will execute all documents and perform any other lawful act necessary to vest title in Company to such Inventions and Works of Authorship and all trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, patents and other intellectual and industrial property rights relating thereto. To the extent that, for any reason or no reason, including without limitation Employee’s physical or mental incapacity, Employee fails to comply with Employee’s obligations described above in this paragraph 1(d), Employee hereby appoints Company as Employee’s agent and attorney in fact, and grants to Company a power-of-attorney with full power of substitution, to execute, deliver and file any documents, and perform any acts, Employee would otherwise lawfully be obligated to execute, deliver, file or perform pursuant to this paragraph 1(d), with the same legal force and effect as if executed, delivered, filed or performed by Employee. Such power of attorney shall be deemed coupled with an interest for the purposes of effecting the foregoing assignments, prosecutions, procurement, maintenance, enforcement and defense.