Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement

Intellectual Property Assignment Agreements

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Yes, you can. If a team has created something under a contract, then the assignment of Intellectual Property can be stipulated. If there is no contract, then it is very likely all team members will have a claim to the rights of the Intellectual Property and later down the line it might be worth creating an agreement to re-assign the rights.

Some examples of IP rights are copyright, design rights, trademarks, patents and trade secrets.

Moral rights are linked to copyright, but are slightly different. Moral rights relate to authors maintaining control over creative works. The main points to note are:

that the author has a right to be named on the work,
the author has a right for the work not to suffer degradation and
the author has the right for their work not to be shown.

No, if you draft your intellectual property assignment as a “deed”, as opposed to a “contract”.

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