Common use of Legending Clause in Contracts

Legending. Each party agrees to protect the ownership interests in the Technology to the fullest extent possible, and to legend all products embodying the Technology so as to ensure such protection. Such legending shall include, but not be limited to, (i) the marking of all products (or if such marking is impracticable, by marking the materials accompanying such products) embodying the Patents with the work "Patent" or "Pat." ▇ogether the number of each patent applicable to the product, so as to comply with the provisions of 35 U.S.C. 287(a); (ii) the marking of all products and associated documentation embodying copyrighted works of the Technology with valid copyright notices containing the name of the work, the word "Copyright" or the (C) symbol, the date of first publication, the name of the copyright owner, and the phrase "all rights reserved"; and (iii) the legending of all Confidential Information with proprietary rights egends no less protective that those used to protect that party's own Confidential Information. Neither party shall alter or remove any proprietary rights legends on or in the Technology or the media containing it.