Demand letter draft
Lay out the facts and demands and get a first draft of a demand letter for a lawyer to review and finalize.
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| Clause | In plain words | What it means for you | Risk | |---|---|---|---| | 8 | Everything you design belongs to the client as soon as it exists, and you agree not to claim you are the author | Unless agreed otherwise, you may not be able to show the work in your portfolio or put your name on it | High | Suggested change: add "Party B may display the works in a personal portfolio." Ask a lawyer before signing: what does waiving moral rights mean where I live?
Lay out the facts and demands and get a first draft of a demand letter for a lawyer to review and finalize.
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