Philips v. North Carolina State

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• providing that attention should be paid to the actions of the contracting parties, during and after entering into the agreement, when assessing their intentions.
• finding an assignment where the contract granted the assignee “all rights in the Mark which are afforded to owners of trademarks,” including “the right to seek and obtain trademark protection and/or registration of the Mark in its name” (quotation marks omitted)

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