IPR Contracts

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garethevans1986 replied

26 November 2017, 23:32
Yes, experienced both. Just wondering what other contractors do and what they've been able to achieve and how.
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northernladuk replied

26 November 2017, 23:18
https://www.contractorcalculator.co...._property.aspx

http://www.contractoruk.com/contract...pr_clause.html
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garethevans1986 started a topic IPR Contracts

26 November 2017, 23:01
IPR Contracts

All,

Just wondering what everybody else's opinion on handing the copyright/IPR to the work you produce over to the Agency/Client. Normally in the Ltd Company -> Agency contract it's a few lines, pretty vague but have you ever been given a IPR document from the End Client (usually signing over your soul to them)?

Me personally, I think we should retain the copyright/IPR of the work we do but give clients a license to use the work we produce for a one off nominal fee but how many would go for this?

Thanks
Gareth
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