When you assign intellectual property, it should always be done in writing by a formal agreement. Many IP rights cannot be properly assigned without a written document. Section 90 (3) of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 states, for example, that “the assignment of copyright is effective only if it is signed in writing by the Oder on behalf of the assignee.” Please read the legal disclaimer in case of www.ipag.at/projekt/download before using the IPAG model agreements. We design appropriate transfers of intellectual property rights and waiver of moral rights for companies that can use them with their employees or contractors. If the intellectual property has already been created without agreement by staff, contractors or other circumstances, we can determine who owns the intellectual property and, if so, establish appropriate documents for the transfer of intellectual property rights to the company. Businesses and individuals operating online should take steps to minimize legal downside positions. Whether it`s e-commerce services, preparing for a website, developing a mobile app or offering online advertising services, we can develop agreements to protect you and ensure your business complies with Canadian law. Intellectual property advice when intellectual property has been created by collaborators or contractors with or without an applicable agreement We prepare, negotiate and advise on all types of intellectual property agreements, including contracts, licenses (including trademark, copyright, industrial design, patent and software licenses), common ownership agreements, confidentiality agreements, privacy agreements, website terms of use, privacy policy for the use of your website, terms of use of mobile applications, advertising and marketing agreements, and author agreements. We may provide confidentiality and confidentiality agreements for a variety of circumstances, including the disclosure of confidential technical information such as an unpublished patent application in preliminary discussions on whether a commercial agreement should be entered into with another party, such as a service provider or investor.