Distribution licensing

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A distribution agreement is typically a contract between a manufacturer, producer or importer and an independent contractor who sells or distributes the products. A typical distributorship involves fewer controls and less guidance from the supplier. Distributorships can be excusive or non-exclusive, can involve a range of obligations and support, and can be for varying lengths of time. Licenses typically refer to a grant of rights for one person or company to use intellectual property such as a trademark, image, name, logo, patent, know-how, copyrighted content like a story or song or image, a fictional character, indicia of a live person or deceased famous person, or some other intangible property.

A licensor seeks revenue in the form of royalties or other kinds of payments. The licensee seeks permission to use the licensed property, and is willing to pay for the right to do so. Licenses can take a variety of forms. They too can be exclusive or non-exclusive, subject to many kinds of restrictions and limitations, and also for varying lengths of time. They also differ based on in-state and nonresident operations. Interested in learning more about how the team of experts at Porzio Life Sciences can help pharmaceutical, medical device and biotechnology organizations master the evolving regulatory environment?

Please reach out with any questions. Distribution Licensing. How do we help? Streamline the Licensing Process Our team streamlines this time-consuming process so that companies don't miss any opportunity to ship and distribute their products.

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