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I will draft professional contractor, vendor agreements that protect your IP
Your Startup's General Counsel on Demand
Jeffery L. Arnold, US Attorney (Bar #73295). I provide founders and tech companies with the critical legal infrastructure needed for growth, investment, and protection. With Big Law training and a sta...
About this Gig
Who owns the work your freelancers and vendors create? If you don't have a strong contract, it might be them. Protecting your Intellectual Property (IP) is paramount. A handshake deal or a weak email agreement puts your most valuable assets at risk.
As a US attorney, I draft clear, enforceable agreements that secure your ownership of all work product. Whether you're hiring a software developer, designer, consultant, or marketing agency, this service ensures you own what you pay for.
My agreements clearly define:
- IP Ownership: A robust "Work for Hire" clause that assigns all created IP to your company.
- Confidentiality: Legally binding protection for your trade secrets and business info.
- Scope & Payment: Clear terms to prevent disputes over deliverables and compensation.
- Liability: Limits your risk and establishes a professional relationship.
Don't risk your IP. Secure your business with a professionally drafted agreement.
Field of law:
Commercial
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is the main difference between a contractor and a vendor agreement?
A contractor agreement is typically for an individual freelancer (e.g., a single developer or writer). A vendor agreement is often more complex, designed for engaging another company or agency that may use its own employees or subcontractors to provide a service.
What does "Work for Hire" mean?
Work for Hire" is a legal concept where the person or company paying for the work is considered the legal author and owner of the resulting intellectual property from inception, not the creator. A strong contract clause is required to enforce this.
What if my contractor or vendor is in another country?
While enforcement can be more complex internationally, a well-drafted agreement is still your first and most important line of defense. It establishes clear governing law (e.g., your state), defines the terms, and is a prerequisite for any potential legal action.
Is an NDA included?
Yes, comprehensive confidentiality and non-disclosure provisions are integrated directly into every agreement I draft. This ensures the protection of your sensitive information is a core part of the contractual relationship.
Why is this better than a simple template?
Templates don't account for the specifics of your project, the nature of the IP being created, or your jurisdiction. My service involves tailoring the agreement to your exact needs, providing significantly stronger protection than a one-size-fits-all document.
