Intellectual Property
Dec. 18, 1999
Hired Gun
Individuals and companies walk a minefield when ensuring that they own what they think they ought to own.
When a business has paid for outside work product, it often assumes that it owns that product, thinking, "We paid for it - it's ours." Typically, this happens in the context of the company hiring an outside person to create what a company does not have the ability to accomplish in-...
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