Abstract
This article examines the legal status of a technology broker in the context of international and foreign practice. In the context of increasing technological progress and the increasing role of innovation for the development of the economy of each country, the function of a technology broker as a figure acting in the interests of both technology developers and their users is becoming increasingly important and relevant. At the same time, the legal status of these subjects of legal relations is currently uncertain. A comparative analysis of foreign practice shows differences in approaches to regulating the activities of technology brokers in different countries. Important aspects are the observance of intellectual rights, protection of intellectual property and confidentiality, as well as the need to adapt legal regulation to different legal systems, taking into account the need to integrate a technology broker into legal relations arising during technology transfer.At the same time, approaches to regulating the activities of technology brokers depend on the specifics of legislation aimed at supporting innovation and protecting intellectual property. For the successful functioning of legislation in the field of technology brokerage, consistent work is required to create a unified legal environment that will take into account the interests of all participants in this market and provide conditions for their activities.
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