This Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Declaration ensures that all intellectual property created by an employee or other engaged person during their tenure belongs solely to the company. It covers various IP types like copyrights, patents, and trademarks, securing the company's ownership of developments made by its personnel. This document is typically used to formalize the assignment of IP from individuals to the company.

This Copyright Transfer Agreement outlines the terms under which an Assignor transfers all rights, title, and interest in an original work to an Assignee. It includes provisions for the scope of assignment, warranties of ownership, reserved rights for the Assignor, credit and attribution, indemnification, and termination conditions. This template is designed for creators looking to formally transfer their copyright.

This document outlines the process for copyright owners to report alleged infringement of their work on Basecamp products under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). It also details the procedure for users to file a counter-notification if they believe their material was removed in error. The document specifies the required information for both types of notices and where to send them.

This document is the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (CC BY 4.0). It grants users (licensees) worldwide, royalty-free rights to reproduce, share, and adapt licensed material, provided they give appropriate attribution to the creator. The license outlines the conditions for exercising rights over copyrighted and similar materials, including Sui Generis Database Rights.

This document outlines the transfer of intellectual property rights and the grant of usage rights from an Originator (who can be an employee or freelancer) to a Company. It covers various types of IP, including copyrights, trademarks, and patents, ensuring the Company acquires broad rights to work results created by the Originator. The agreement also addresses moral rights, open-source software exceptions, and inventions under German law.

This document serves as a comprehensive guide for users seeking to remove content from GitHub due to copyright infringement, trademark violations, or privacy concerns. It outlines the distinct reporting requirements for each category, including the DMCA Takedown Policy, GitHub Trademark Policy, and GitHub Private Information Removal Policy, advising users to review them thoroughly before submission. It also suggests consulting independent legal counsel for clarification on specific situations.

This template outlines a Wedding Photography Contract, detailing the agreement between a client and a photographer for wedding day services. It covers compensation, specific services, wedding event details, payment terms, additional clauses, copyright ownership, and procedures for cancellation and dispute resolution.

This document outlines the GitHub Terms of Service, establishing the legal agreement between GitHub and its users. It details user responsibilities regarding account management, acceptable use, and user-generated content, alongside GitHub's policies on intellectual property, payment, and service termination. The terms aim to clarify the rights and obligations for all parties interacting with the GitHub platform.

This Employee Intellectual Property Agreement clarifies the ownership and licensing of intellectual property created by an employee or contractor in relation to their work for a company. It defines what IP belongs to the company (work made for hire) and what remains with the individual, while also outlining conditions under which the company may obtain a license to the individual's personal IP. The agreement aims to ensure clarity for all parties regarding IP rights.

This document describes the Balanced Employee IP Agreement (BEIPA), a template designed to fairly assign control of intellectual property created by employees. It grants companies exclusive control over work-related IP, while employees retain ownership of personal projects unrelated to the business. For business-related IP created outside of work, the company receives a non-exclusive, unlimited license.