Eps. 88 - Unintentional Collaboration: How to Accidentally Give Your Contractors Co-Ownership of Your Work
Check out the latest episode of the Hourly to Exit podcast where we dissect unintentional collaborations and their legal repercussions. This insightful episode covers how joint ownership of copyrighted work can arise when we don’t use written agreements with our contractors. Available on all major podcast platforms.
Key Takeaways:
Joint ownership of copyrighted work can occur when your contractor makes copyrightable contributions to your materials.
Avoid unintentional collaborations by having clear contractor agreements in place that specify ownership of intellectual property rights.
Even simple contractor agreements can prevent potential disputes and protect your business from unforeseen legal implications.
Tune in to the full discussion on Hourly to Exit for invaluable legal insights to safeguard your creative endeavors. Don't miss out on this important episode!
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As always, podcast episodes provide general information only. So if you have specific copyright questions, I strongly urge you to consult with your IP attorney. If you aren’t sure where to start, contact me for a consultation.
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