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1. Employment and Work-for-Hire: Used when the IP was created in an employment context or commissioned work situation

2. Prior Rights: When the Assignor needs to retain certain rights or licenses to the IP

3. Royalties: Include when the assignment involves ongoing royalty payments rather than a one-time payment

4. Registration and Recordal: Detailed procedures for recording the assignment with IP offices, needed for registered IP

5. Third Party Rights: When the IP is subject to existing licenses or third-party rights

6. Moral Rights: Specific handling of moral rights, particularly relevant for copyright assignments

7. Non-Competition: Restrictions on Assignor's future activities, if applicable

8. Indemnification: Detailed indemnification provisions for IP-related claims

9. Assignment of Future Rights: When future improvements or related IP rights should also be assigned

1. Schedule A - Intellectual Property Description: Detailed list and description of all IP being assigned (patents, trademarks, copyrights, etc.)

2. Schedule B - Existing Licenses and Encumbrances: List of any existing licenses, permissions, or encumbrances affecting the IP

3. Schedule C - Registration Details: Details of IP registrations, application numbers, and registration status

4. Schedule D - Prior Agreements: List of relevant prior agreements affecting the IP

5. Schedule E - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and terms if payment is structured or involves royalties

6. Appendix 1 - Technical Documentation: Technical specifications, drawings, or documentation related to the IP

7. Appendix 2 - Form of Recordal Applications: Templates for IP office recordal applications

8. Appendix 3 - Assignment Forms: Specific forms required by IP offices for recording the assignment