Le document qui peut eviter un litige de propriete intellectuelle a six chiffres
La plupart des litiges de PI ne sont pas tranches selon qui avait la meilleure idee. Un cachet qualifie selon l'Art. 14 ZertES et l'Art. 25(2) eIDAS deplace la charge de la preuve.
Deux fondateurs ont developpe un logiciel ensemble. L'un a quitte l'entreprise. Dix-huit mois plus tard, il a depose une reclamation: l'algorithme central etait le sien, cree avant le debut formel du partenariat. Le litige a dure onze mois.
La charge de la preuve selon la loi
Selon l'Art. 14 ZertES et l'Art. 25(2) eIDAS, un cachet electronique qualifie beneficie de la presomption legale d'authenticite. La charge de la preuve se deplace vers la partie adverse.
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