The CREATE Act is now law, and joint research does not have the risk of creating prior art as long as the joint research is done in accordance with the rules set forth in the Act.

The Creative Relief and Expensing for Audio and Television Enterprises would allow entertainers to write off production expenses.

The CREATE Act is intended to promote collaboration among industry actors and therefore ease innovation, decrease costs, encourage commercialization of patentable products and, in the biotech ...

The Cooperative Research and Technology Enhancement Act (CREATE), signed by President Bush on Dec. 10, 2004, benefits collaborative research efforts by eliminating certain obstacles to obtaining ...

The Cooperative Research and Tech-nology Enhancement – or CREATE — Act of 2004 is a welcome change for businesses and institutions that conduct research in cooperation with external partners by ...

The Cooperative Research and Technology Enhancement (CREATE) Act of 2004 allows researchers and inventors who work for different organizations to share information without losing the ability to ...

The bill also contains, as an affirmative defense (Sec. 3 (b) (1) (C)) to the cause of action created by the Act, provisions that absolve the NDA or BLA holder from liability where neither the ...