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hello my name is Ruth Carter and Im a licensed attorney in Arizona and this is your question of the day so somebody asked me what can an individual expect regarding their own rights even if theyre employed when they develop invent or create something for instance my dad has invented a bunch of stuff and hes listed as an inventor on about 20 patents how does the relationship work between employees and their employer what about my friend who doesnt have the right to further develop something shes worked on for years okay so the rules regarding patents and other IP are different so if you are an inventor of something you have to be listed on the patent application now thats the rule but many times companies have their employees sign contracts as part of their employment agreement that says that they will assign all rights to any intellectual property created to the company so you can be listed as an inventor on a patent but not on the patent make sense okay now if your job involves