ip assignment
4 Credits
One of the most important things we can tell you as a new start-up is this: if you outsource the development of any materials which your business will use (e.g. branding, developing software, product development) you should make sure you consider who owns the IP.
Ideally, and where possible, you will want your business to own all of the IP it needs operate. In that case, where a third party is involved in the development of such IP, an IP assignment will make sure that all of the relevant rights are captured and transferred into your business.
Owning all of the relevant IP will add value of your business, which is an important consideration for investors or future buyers of the business.
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consultancy agreement
2 Creditsif you use third party contractors to build any part of your business, a consultancy agreement is designed to protect you.
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customer terms and conditions
4 Creditscontracting with customers means protecting your risks and liabilities.
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ip audit
2 Creditsall businesses own ip, and an audit helps you to identify all of your ip and how to protect it.
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We will spend time with you finding out about your exciting new business and discussing how we might help. There might be specific issues you are concerned about, or you might just want to make sure your contracts and IP are watertight for when you grow to the next stages. Either way, our unique credit based system is there to ensure you have no surprised when it comes to legal fees.
