Common use of Ownership of Creations Clause in Contracts

Ownership of Creations. Individual agrees that all developments, ideas, copyrightable creations, works of authorship, and other contributions (herein collectively referred to as “Creations”), whether or not copyrighted or copyrightable, conceived, made, developed, created or acquired by Individual, either individually or jointly, during any employment by or under any agreement with Consultant and which relate in any manner to the Individual’s work for Company on Consultant’s behalf (regardless of the extent developed at Company facilities, at Individual’s home, or elsewhere), shall be deemed to be a work made for hire initially owned by Consultant (subject to Consultant’s obligation to assign it to Company). To the extent that this provision does not effectively transfer such rights, Individual does hereby sell, assign, and transfer to the Company Individual’s entire right, title and interest (worldwide) in and to such Creations and all intellectual property rights thereto.

Appears in 18 contracts

Samples: Independent Contractor Agreement, Independent Contractor Agreement, Independent Contractor Agreement

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