Ensuring clarity on intellectual property rights in contract negotiations requires precise language and mutual understanding.

When negotiating a contract with a client, it's crucial to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of intellectual property (IP) rights. Here's how to make sure everything is clear:

• Define IP ownership: Clearly state who owns the IP created during the project.

• Specify usage rights: Outline how each party can use the IP, including any limitations.

• Include confidentiality clauses: Protect sensitive information by detailing confidentiality requirements.

How do you approach IP discussions in your contracts? Share your strategies.