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IP assignment

Assigns IP (code, designs, inventions) to the company. Key for startups.

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When to use it

An IP assignment transfers ownership of work — code, designs, inventions — to the company. Startups need these from every founder and contractor so the company, not an individual, owns its product.

What's inside

  1. Assignment
  2. Excluded prior materials
  3. Moral rights
  4. Further assurance
  5. Consideration
  6. Governing law and jurisdictionChooses which country’s law applies and which courts decide disputes.In negotiation: Pick a forum where you could actually afford to sue — a 'won' clause naming a court you'll never travel to is a loss.

How this template is reviewed

Drafted  Template v1 · June 2026

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Often used together

Employment agreementHires an individual, with IP assignment and confidentiality.Non-disclosure agreementProtects confidential information exchanged between the parties.Founders' agreementSets equity, vesting, roles and leaver terms between co-founders.Advisor agreementBrings on an advisor for equity or a fee, with IP and confidentiality.

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