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This study discusses employee rights over inventions and innovations developed during the course of employment. The study considers the legal framework of Kenya, Germany and Sweden and how each country has provided for the rights over inventions that arise out of the employment situation. The study makes useful contributions on the protection of technovations under Intellectual Property. The study will prove useful to students, practitioners and generally anyone looking to expand their knowledge on employee creations that qualify for legal protection.

Produktbeschreibung
This study discusses employee rights over inventions and innovations developed during the course of employment. The study considers the legal framework of Kenya, Germany and Sweden and how each country has provided for the rights over inventions that arise out of the employment situation. The study makes useful contributions on the protection of technovations under Intellectual Property. The study will prove useful to students, practitioners and generally anyone looking to expand their knowledge on employee creations that qualify for legal protection.
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Autorenporträt
Martha Ndungu ist Rechtsforscherin, Beraterin und Anwältin am High Court of Kenya. Sie studierte an der Universität von Kapstadt in Südafrika, wo sie einen Master-Abschluss im Recht des geistigen Eigentums erwarb. Sie ist praktizierende Rechtsanwältin in Kenia und arbeitet derzeit an ihrer nächsten Veröffentlichung.