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AAS private msg quote post Address this user
Would anyone like to share with me there standard ownership clause. I had a client asking me about ownership. Not so much about the matterport scan but about the pictures we took and uploading for him. The jobs going to be a high profile job. I told him he can do whatever he wants with the stuff we give him. But his lawyer wants it in writing. Any suggestions?
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Jamie private msg quote post Address this user
It's generally stanDard for them to "lease" the photos from you, or obtain a license. I guess the lawyer just wants to know if that's the case or you are selling and releasing your ownership. Decide and put it in writing
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Nail Soup Media
Sarasota, Florida
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Legal is what you say and what you don't define. Find out what they want and have THEM draft it and send. That way you are not restricting yourself or giving away more than you have to. This may seem crazy now but if you had 22 years of webstuff and intellectual property dealings in you it will make sense. You want to retain your marketing rights as per the industry standard but if YOU define the agreement then it could hurt you. Have them show their cards and see if you can live with it.
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TrustedPhotoDC private msg quote post Address this user
You do have a standard contract, right?
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Originally Posted by TrustedPhotoDC
You do have a standard contract, right?


Looking at his profile, he is less than a month in. That is about the same for me. I will say this is one of the hardest things to prepare and define - While I have my attorney approving my Terms and Conditions, which the ideal state of this document is to protect me whilst not turning the customer away, it is a very delicate balance.

It has me wanting to bang my head against the wall.
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Ive been in business for two years. Adding different services. I have a general contract for my other stuff. Drone work, inspections and various other stuff. The photography end i do not have a general contract yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Nail Soup Media
Sarasota, Florida
GlennTremain private msg quote post Address this user
There are licensing agreements out there and I think Dan has a legal contract connection if you dig into the forums by searching. However many give everything away and locks you out from displaying your work. Be sure you leave the door open to use the work to get business AND try to help them do what their lawyer wants if possible.
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