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What Are the Government’s March-In Rights in Subject Inventions?

Whitcomb Selinsky – When a contractor makes a federally funded invention, the invention is referred to as a “subject invention.” Provided the contractor follows the procedural steps in the FAR and DFARS clauses, they have first dibs on owning a subject invention.

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