Copyright & Content Ownership
Know who owns the work.
Clarify who owns creative, software, training, marketing, and other content, then put the agreements and registrations in place to protect that ownership.
Discuss content ownership
Make ownership match the way the work was created.
Content often passes through employees, contractors, agencies, software tools, and licensed source material. We trace those contributions and the agreements behind them to understand what the organization owns and what it is permitted to use.
We then address gaps through appropriate ownership or license terms and practical permissions guidance. The goal is to support the intended publication, reuse, or commercialization of the work with a clearer rights record.
What we handle
- Copyright ownership analysis
- Work-made-for-hire and assignment terms
- Content licenses and permissions
- Registration strategy
- Website, course, software, and marketing content review
- Ownership remediation
Useful documents
Have these handy if available. You can contact us before gathering them.
- Representative works
- Contributor relationships
- Employment and contractor agreements
- Existing licenses
- Business uses and distribution channels
Let’s discuss what you need.
Start with a brief description of the issue and any deadline. We will respond within one business day to discuss the right next step.
Discuss content ownership