United States — Nebraska
§ 87-506. Statute of limitation.
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A misappropriation lawsuit must be filed within four years after discovery, or when it should have been discovered with reasonable diligence.
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§ 87-507. Applicability of act.
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The Trade Secrets Act does not apply to misappropriation that happened before July 9, 1988.
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§ 87-601. Act, how cited.
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Sections 87-601 to 87-610 are known as, and may be cited as, the Invention Development Services Disclosure Act.
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§ 87-602. Terms, defined.
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This provision defines key terms used in the Invention Development Services Disclosure Act.
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§ 87-603. Contract for invention development services; requirements; option to terminate.
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Contracts for invention development services must be in writing, and the developer must give certain written notices and summaries to the customer in some cases.
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§ 87-604. Contract for invention development services; cover sheet; contents; invention developer; duties.
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Invention developers must complete and limit the cover sheet for invention development contracts, including specific required blanks and a prescribed notice.
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§ 87-605. Contract for invention development services; written report; contents.
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The invention developer must give the customer a written report at least quarterly during the contract term.
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§ 87-606. Contract for invention development services; contents.
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Contracts for invention development services must include specified information in boldface type, including payment terms, service descriptions, business details, earnings projections (if any), records contact information, record-retention language, and a performance schedule.
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§ 87-607. Contract for invention development services; voidable; when; civil action authorized; additional amount distributed to common schools; when; rebuttable presumption.
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Customer contracts can be voided if they don’t comply with the Act or were made using false or misleading information, and injured customers may seek damages in court.
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§ 87-608. Attorney General; enforcement duties; civil penalty.
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The Attorney General must enforce the act and may investigate, hold hearings, issue subpoenas, compel witnesses and documents, seek up to $3,000 per violation, and ask for equitable relief.
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§ 87-609. Invention developer; bond; filings required; fees.
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Invention developers in this state must keep a surety bond, file it with the Secretary of State, and pay the required filing fees.
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§ 87-610. Remedies; not exclusive.
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This provision says the Act does not restrict other obligations, rights, or remedies available under state law.
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§ 87-701. Act, how cited.
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Sections 87-701 to 87-711 are known as the Equipment Business Regulation Act and may be cited by that name.
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§ 87-702. Legislative findings.
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The Legislature states that retail distribution and sales of agricultural and industrial equipment through independent retail businesses are important to the state economy and public welfare.
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§ 87-703. Terms, defined.
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This section defines several terms used in the Equipment Business Regulation Act.
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§ 87-704. Prohibited acts.
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A supplier is prohibited from forcing a dealer into unwanted deliveries, required add-ons, unequal contract changes, certain terminations or nonrenewals, untimely renewal-condition demands, waiver clauses, or out-of-state forum/law terms.
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§ 87-705. Dealer agreement; terminate, cancel, or not renew; notice; sale or transfer; duties of supplier.
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A supplier may end a dealer agreement only for stated good-cause reasons, must give notice and cure periods in most cases, and must handle dealership sale or transfer requests in writing and within set deadlines.
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§ 87-706. Repair parts; returns; duties of supplier.
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Suppliers must keep repair parts available and let dealers return surplus parts for credit under stated conditions.
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§ 87-707. Termination of dealer agreement; supplier and dealer; rights and duties; liability.
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If a dealer agreement that requires inventory is terminated, the supplier must buy back qualifying equipment, attachments, repair parts, and specialized repair tools.
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§ 87-708. Death or incapacity of dealer; heirs or personal representative; rights and remedies.
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If a dealer or majority stockholder dies or becomes incapacitated, the supplier must repurchase the inventory and specialized repair tools at the heirs’ or personal representative’s option, unless a new dealer agreement is made.
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