Audit what intellectual property your business actually owns — brand, content, code, designs, client work — and the ownership gaps to close.
Audit my IP position. Business: {{business}}. What we create/depend on: {{ip_inventory}} (brand names, logos, content, software, designs, processes, client deliverables). Who creates it: {{creators}} (employees, contractors, agencies, past founders).
Work through: what's protectable and HOW (trademark for the brand — is it registered or just used? copyright — automatic but ownership matters; trade secrets — protected only if actually kept secret), the ownership gaps (contractor work without IP assignment clauses belongs to the CONTRACTOR by default — check my creator list against this; same for agency work and pre-company founder work), the licence-in dependencies (fonts, stock, open-source code — anything we use but don't own that could bite), and the priority actions ranked by risk (usually: assignment deeds for past contractor work, TM application for the trading name, confidentiality hygiene). Flag which need a real IP lawyer vs a form.
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