Common use of Assignment of the Work Clause in Contracts

Assignment of the Work. Assignor hereby irrevocably assigns to Assignee all right, title and interest to the Work, including all copyright ownership and interest, and all moral rights associated with the creation of the Work. Assignee shall be the exclusive owner of the Work and of the copyright in the Work from the date of this Agreement forward, and shall have the exclusive right to secure registration of the copyright in the Work with the U.S. Copyright Office. No rights in the Work, or in the copyright in the Work, shall be retained by Assignor, nor shall there be any reversion of those rights to Assignor in the future.

Assignment of the Work. Assignor hereby irrevocably assigns to Assignee all rightrights, title and interest to the Work, including all copyright ownership and interest, and all moral rights associated with the creation of the Work and all other intellectual property associated with the Work. Assignee shall be the exclusive owner of the Work and of the copyright in the Work from the date of this Agreement Effective Date forward, and shall have the exclusive right to secure registration of the copyright in the Work with the U.S. Copyright OfficeOffice and shall have the exclusive right to secure registration of the copyright internationally. No rights in the Work, or in the copyright in the Work, shall be retained by Assignor, nor shall there be any reversion of those rights to Assignor in the future.