I will draft legally binding licensing and royalty agreements
Licensed U S Attorney, Protecting Your Business and Intellectual Property
About this Gig
Are you granting someone the right to use your property, or are you paying to use someone elses? A poorly drafted agreement can result in lost revenue and compromised ownership.
I am Samuel E. Cooley, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #308933). I specialize in drafting watertight licensing and royalty agreements that maximize your profits while shielding you from liability.
What I Provide:
- Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Licensing Agreements
- Patent & Product Licensing
- Music, Art, & Media Royalty Contracts
- Clear royalty calculation and payment schedules
- Strict audit rights and termination clauses
A generic template will not protect you in a dispute. I draft bespoke contracts based on the specific nuances of your business arrangement, ensuring your legal rights are ironclad. All documents are written in clear, enforceable legal English.
Protect your revenue streams and your assets. Provide your requirements via the Fiverr order page, and I will deliver a premium, ready-to-sign legal document.
Order now to secure your licensing rights.
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FAQ
What is the difference between exclusive and non-exclusive?
An exclusive license means only the licensee can use the asset. Non-exclusive allows you to license the same asset to multiple parties.
Do I need a royalty agreement if I am just taking a flat fee?
Yes, a flat-fee licensing agreement is still necessary to define the scope of use, liability limits, and termination rights.
Are your contracts legally binding?
Yes. I draft all agreements following standard U.S. legal principles, making them legally binding and enforceable.
Do you include audit rights in royalty contracts?
Yes, especially in Standard and Premium packages, to ensure you can verify the other party's revenue reports.
What information do you need to start?
Upon ordering, you will fill out a brief questionnaire regarding the parties involved, payment terms, and the asset being licensed.
