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U.S. v. Dubilier (1933) - Although this precedent-setting case is over 75 years old, it is still relevant today. Dubilier established that employers only have rights in an employee invention 'if' the employee was specifically 'hired to invent' as opposed to hired to perform research.
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U. of Western Australia v. Gray (2008) - The university claimed that by reason of his employment with them, it was entitled to rights in Dr. Gray's cancer related research, inventions and related patents. The court ruled that faculty UWA's regulations could not validly appropriate employee's property rights, and that an express 'duty to perform research' was not synonymous with a 'duty to invent.'
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