(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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education
Makes and sells something
Employee agreements include ownership and assignment of patent rights.
sells something
Employees sign patent-related agreement during onboarding
Patent pursuit required as part of employee’s employment
employers own patentable inventions
100-200 patents
Provides homeless services
Personal Action Form
One general employment agreement
Non-solicitation agreement
utility patents
not in the business of incentivizing through patents
Engages with federal contractors
Community development
unusual patents
Trade secret clause in employment contract
Patents with national security implicationsa
employees own patentable inventions
Students
Education
Confidentiality agreement
Army regulation governs patents
Individual employees hold patents
Offer letters
Conflict of Interest form for employees
Offer letter speaks to ownership and assignment of patent rights.
Use patented items in personal service
Employers own the work
not in the business of pursing research or new items
Employee disclosure requirement
Government regulations (e.g. Army, Navy, Department of Defense)
pre-existing inventions of employes must be disclosed
steps taken to keep trade secrets secret
patents with national security implications
Independent contractors
Many agreements
software
Medical device
No patent agreement
Employees own the work
Differentiation between employees who invent and those who were hired to invient
Non-disclosure agreement
government
Cooperative research and development agreements
no patents
Government
Protect trade secrets
makes something
Local government
5 or less patents
Offer letter does not speak to ownership and assignment of patent rights
Employee contract
Use medical devices within company or services of the company
Service-related business
Not in the business of incentivizing through patents
students
200-500 patents
Personal service
incentives given to employees who submit patentable ideas
Sells cars
shop right
Confidentiality agreemnts include patent clause
Employee agreements do not include patent
homeless
Design patents
Hospital
Employees assign patents to employer
employee monetary incentive to create patentable inventions
Over 1000 patents
Utility patents
Collective Bargaiing Agreement
NDA
Not in the business of research
design patents
Patents pursued
Pre-existing inventions of employees must be disclosed
Language regarding who should be listed as an inventor
trade secret clause in employment agreement
Hospital or hospital-related business
service
uses government funds for patent research
medical
independent contractors
services
employee agreements including ownership and assignment of patent rights to employer
