A U.S.licensor can try to prevent a licensee from voiding its contract and using what it has learned to create a competitor by:
A) using lawyers from both countries to write the licensing agreement.
B) insisting that all licensees have a published code of ethics.
C) having the licensee pay a fee for the use of the manufacturing process,trademark,patent,or other proprietary knowledge.
D) locally registering patents and trademarks to the U.S.firm-not the licensee.
E) avoiding the use of any patents and trademarks.

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Even with lawyers writing it and a code of ethics,there is nothing to prevent a licensee from voiding the contract.Licensees typically pay a fee or a royalty to the licensor.Without patents and trademarks,protection becomes almost impossible.

A USLicensor Can Try to Prevent a Licensee from Voiding Its