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No register in the UK. So keep proof.
Put an agent on it.
One paper, two sides, every change on the record.
Find public-web leads and document the evidence.
No register in the UK. So keep proof.
Choose your scope first.
Draft from a sentence
Reposts don't remove themselves.
Continuous protection for creators.
Most copyright outlives its maker by 70 years.
Ongoing work with a client, on clear terms.
Reposts vanish. Your proof shouldn't.
A monkey pressed the shutter. Who owns it?
Design, build and launch a website.
Describe it in a sentence. Lex drafts the first version.
Don't comment. Don't DM. Screenshot first.
You licensed the platform. Not everyone else.
They pushed back. A clock just started.
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You designed it. Your employer probably owns it.
Name the money before the notice.
There is no 10-second rule. There never was.
Reposts don't remove themselves.
Not written in? You probably don't have it.
A person reviews any proposed enforcement.
'No competitors for 12 months.' Does it hold?
The room, not the envelope.
The photographer. But you have a say.
See the plan before payment.
Agree clause by clause, sign once.
Find your reposted work.
Lex drafts the contract.
Selling to the public? They may have 14 days.
A thumbs-up on WhatsApp. Did you just agree?
Continuous protection for creators.
Reposts don't remove themselves.
Your email sign-off might be a signature.
Continuous protection for creators.
See the plan first.
Net 30, net 14, on receipt: payment terms in plain words
In the US, registering early changes your options.
You designed it. Your employer probably owns it.
A kill fee is fair when it matches real costs.
Name the money before the notice.
Both sides keep each other's information private.
The client paid. The designer may still own it.
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