When you create something for a person who hired you, there is always a big question about who actually owns the final work. Some clients want to own everything immediately, while other workers prefer to keep the rights until they receive the full payment. It is very important to be clear about this so that nobody feels cheated at the end of the day. This part of the agreement can change everything about your future income. How do you usually talk about these ownership rights in your own contracts?
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