1. Moral Rights: Required for inventions that may include copyrightable elements, addressing waiver or assertion of moral rights

2. Non-Competition: Include when there's a need to restrict the assignor from competing or developing similar inventions

3. Tax Provisions: Include when there are specific tax implications that need to be addressed

4. Registration Rights: Include when the invention is patentable and specific provisions about patent registration are needed

5. Employee Inventions: Include when the assignor is an employee and employment law considerations apply

6. Third Party Rights: Include when third parties may have rights or interests in the invention

7. Existing Licenses: Include when there are pre-existing licenses or rights that need to be addressed

8. Future Improvements: Include when future improvements to the invention should also be covered

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Invention: Detailed technical description of the invention, including any drawings, specifications, and documentation

2. Schedule 2 - Existing IP Rights: List of any existing patents, patent applications, or other IP rights related to the invention

3. Schedule 3 - Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of consideration, including any milestone payments or royalties

4. Schedule 4 - Required Documentation: List of all documentation to be provided by assignor, including technical specifications and know-how

5. Appendix A - Form of Patent Assignment: Standard form for patent assignment to be filed with patent office

6. Appendix B - Confirmation of Assignment: Template for written confirmation of assignment completion