Your Client Owns Your Rejected Drafts? Check This IP Clause Before You Sign

A template contract handed a client every rejected concept the agency never got paid for. The video walks through a real failure point in service agreements: an IP clause that transferred "all" work product on delivery, which let a client hand unused drafts to a competitor's packaging. - IP transfer language: define what actually transfers, and tie it to payment received, not delivery - Delivery terms: vague definitions of "delivered" make disputes unwinnable - Payment windows: open-ended terms let clients stall indefinitely with no penalty If you sell services, these three clauses are worth re-reading before you sign the next one. LEGALDIGM flagged all three in under a minute.