Owning What You Paid For: The Nuts and Bolts of Work Made for Hire

by Daniel J. Langin

What are the requirements of work made for hire agreements, and what are the practical considerations involved in negotiating such agreements? This Executive Update will attempt to answer these questions and provide businesses with a few basic tips to ensure that they own the intellectual property that they pay for -- or at least know what they will not own absent a work made for hire agreement.

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Owning What You Paid For: The Nuts and Bolts of Work Made for Hire15 October 2007

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