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I will prepare secure IP ownership legal documents
Licensed U S Attorney, Premium Legal Agreements and IP Protection
I am Brian Douglas Poe, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #303831) dedicated to protecting creators, startups, and businesses. I specialize in drafting customized, airtight legal agreements tailored t...
About this Gig
Did you know that paying a freelancer or developer doesnt automatically mean you own the intellectual property they create? Without a proper "Work for Hire" or "IP Assignment" agreement, the creator may still legally own your company's assets.
As a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #303831), I draft definitive IP ownership documents that legally transfer all rights, titles, and interests of intellectual property directly to you or your business.
Essential For:
- Startups securing founder IP
- Businesses hiring software developers/designers
- Agencies using freelance talent
- Content creators and media companies
Documents I Provide:
- Work-For-Hire Agreements
- IP Assignment Agreements
- Founder IP Transfer Contracts
- Employee IP & Confidentiality Agreements
Do not risk investors walking away or freelancers holding your code hostage due to poor paperwork. Get premium, attorney-drafted documents that secure 100% of your ownership rights.
Send me a message via Fiverr inbox to discuss your ownership transfer needs.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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FAQ
If I paid a freelancer, don't I already own the IP?
Under U.S. law, usually no. Unless there is a written agreement stating it is a "work made for hire" or assigning the IP, the creator retains the copyright.
What is an IP Assignment?
It is a legal document that permanently transfers ownership of intellectual property from one party (like a founder or creator) to another (like your LLC).
I am starting a business with a partner. What do we need?
You need a Founder IP Assignment to ensure any code, designs, or branding you both create legally belongs to the company, not you individually.
Are these documents valid in all 50 US states?
Yes, I draft these to be compliant with overarching U.S. federal IP law and applicable state contract laws.
Can these be used for software development?
Absolutely. My agreements are highly effective for securing ownership of source code and proprietary software.
