Common use of Prior to Employment Clause in Contracts

Prior to Employment. Employee agrees that Exhibit A provides adequate description and disclosure of Inventions and Confidential Information considered owned by Employee or third party with whom Employee is contractually bound prior to becoming employed by the Company. Throughout the term of this agreement and following its termination, even in the case of breach of contract by either party, the items identified in Exhibit A are considered the property of Employee (“Employee Intellectual Property”) or of a third-party (“Third Party Intellectual Property”). Although Exhibit A may not be all inclusive of all intellectual property owned by Employee or third parties, any ownership rights Employee wishes to defend must be itemized in Exhibit A. Employee may amend Exhibit A at any time as long as the claim can be supported with documentation demonstrating the rightful ownership of the Employee or third party.

Prior to Employment. Employee agrees that Exhibit A provides adequate description and disclosure of Inventions Inventions, Copyright Works and Confidential Information considered owned by Employee or third party with whom Employee is contractually bound prior to becoming employed by the Company. Throughout the term of this agreement and following its termination, even in the case of breach of contract by either party, the items identified in Exhibit A are considered the property of Employee (“Employee Intellectual Property”) or of a third-party (“Third Party Intellectual Property”). Although Exhibit A may not be all inclusive of all intellectual property owned by Employee or third parties, any ownership rights Employee wishes to defend must be itemized in Exhibit A. Employee may amend Exhibit A at any time as long as the claim can be supported with documentation demonstrating the rightful ownership of the Employee or third party.