I will prepare legally binding IP ownership documents
Licensed U S Attorney ,Premium Intellectual Property and Contract Law
About this Gig
Who truly owns the work your team creates? Unless you have the right contract, it might not be you.
By default, independent contractors and creators own the intellectual property they create even if you paid them for it. As a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #150081), I draft rigorous IP ownership documents to ensure that your business fully owns the assets it pays for.
Whether you are a startup founder bringing on partners, an agency hiring freelancers, or a business commissioning software, I will protect your proprietary assets.
I specialize in:
- Work for Hire Agreements
- Independent Contractor Agreements (with IP clauses)
- Co-Founder IP Assignments
- Employee IP & Invention Agreements
Don't wait until an investor or buyer audits your company to realize you don't own your IP. Lets formalize your ownership rights today.
Send me a message with your business details to get started.
Search scope:
International
Search type:
Copyright
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
How fast can I get my document?
Standard delivery is listed in the packages, but I offer a 24-hour express delivery extra at checkout.
Do these contracts include confidentiality clauses?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages include robust confidentiality and non-compete/non-solicit clauses if requested.
Can you tailor the agreement to my specific industry?
Yes. Whether you are in software development, graphic design, or writing, I tailor the clauses to your niche.
What is a Founder IP Assignment?
It is a critical document for startups where founders legally transfer the IP they created prior to incorporation into the newly formed company.
If I pay a freelancer, don't I automatically own the work?
No. Under U.S. law, the creator retains the copyright unless there is a written "Work for Hire" or IP Assignment agreement.
