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I couldn't find any law/rule stating that if a person resigns from a company after the company have filed for an patent by that person, whether his/her name will be considered in the patent if it is granted ?










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    US patent rules require accurate naming of the inventors. See Improper Naming of Inventors. Leaving the company does not change whether or not the person was one of the inventors.
    – Patricia Shanahan
    Nov 29 at 18:36








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    See law.stackexchange.com/questions/14122/…
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    This may be a better fit on law.se
    – paparazzo
    Nov 29 at 17:58










  • I got routed from law.se to here :D
    – Huntkil
    Nov 29 at 18:00










  • Interesting. I hope you get a good answer here. Sure seems like a legal question to me.
    – paparazzo
    Nov 29 at 18:01






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    US patent rules require accurate naming of the inventors. See Improper Naming of Inventors. Leaving the company does not change whether or not the person was one of the inventors.
    – Patricia Shanahan
    Nov 29 at 18:36








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    See law.stackexchange.com/questions/14122/…
    – sammy gerbil
    Nov 29 at 22:08













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put on hold as off-topic by David K, berry120, Rory Alsop, gnat, mxyzplk yesterday


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  • "Questions seeking advice on company-specific regulations, agreements, or policies should be directed to your manager or HR department. Questions that address only a specific company or position are of limited use to future visitors. Questions seeking legal advice should be directed to legal professionals. For more information, click here." – David K, berry120, Rory Alsop, gnat, mxyzplk

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  • 5




    This may be a better fit on law.se
    – paparazzo
    Nov 29 at 17:58










  • I got routed from law.se to here :D
    – Huntkil
    Nov 29 at 18:00










  • Interesting. I hope you get a good answer here. Sure seems like a legal question to me.
    – paparazzo
    Nov 29 at 18:01






  • 6




    US patent rules require accurate naming of the inventors. See Improper Naming of Inventors. Leaving the company does not change whether or not the person was one of the inventors.
    – Patricia Shanahan
    Nov 29 at 18:36








  • 1




    See law.stackexchange.com/questions/14122/…
    – sammy gerbil
    Nov 29 at 22:08














  • 5




    This may be a better fit on law.se
    – paparazzo
    Nov 29 at 17:58










  • I got routed from law.se to here :D
    – Huntkil
    Nov 29 at 18:00










  • Interesting. I hope you get a good answer here. Sure seems like a legal question to me.
    – paparazzo
    Nov 29 at 18:01






  • 6




    US patent rules require accurate naming of the inventors. See Improper Naming of Inventors. Leaving the company does not change whether or not the person was one of the inventors.
    – Patricia Shanahan
    Nov 29 at 18:36








  • 1




    See law.stackexchange.com/questions/14122/…
    – sammy gerbil
    Nov 29 at 22:08








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This may be a better fit on law.se
– paparazzo
Nov 29 at 17:58




This may be a better fit on law.se
– paparazzo
Nov 29 at 17:58












I got routed from law.se to here :D
– Huntkil
Nov 29 at 18:00




I got routed from law.se to here :D
– Huntkil
Nov 29 at 18:00












Interesting. I hope you get a good answer here. Sure seems like a legal question to me.
– paparazzo
Nov 29 at 18:01




Interesting. I hope you get a good answer here. Sure seems like a legal question to me.
– paparazzo
Nov 29 at 18:01




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US patent rules require accurate naming of the inventors. See Improper Naming of Inventors. Leaving the company does not change whether or not the person was one of the inventors.
– Patricia Shanahan
Nov 29 at 18:36






US patent rules require accurate naming of the inventors. See Improper Naming of Inventors. Leaving the company does not change whether or not the person was one of the inventors.
– Patricia Shanahan
Nov 29 at 18:36






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See law.stackexchange.com/questions/14122/…
– sammy gerbil
Nov 29 at 22:08




See law.stackexchange.com/questions/14122/…
– sammy gerbil
Nov 29 at 22:08















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