A licence agreement is a key document that determines how a copyrighted work may be used. In practice, we handle situations where clients create or use software, graphics, texts, photographs, videos, or other creative outputs and need clearly defined terms specifying who may use the work, in what way, and to what extent. Such clarity is essential not only for the protection of copyright but also for preventing future disputes and ensuring transparency in the relationship between the author and the user of the work.
Our firm prepares licence agreements precisely according to the client’s needs, taking into account the type of work, the method of use, and the commercial context. We help determine whether the licence should be exclusive or non-exclusive, limited in time or territory, and how remuneration for the licence should be structured. Each agreement includes a clear definition of the rights and obligations of both parties, the scope of permitted use, the protection of authorship, and procedures for addressing potential breaches or termination of the licence.
We also consider the specific aspects of the digital environment and software development, including the use of open-source components. Every agreement is crafted to not only provide legal protection for the author but also to reflect the practical realities of collaboration and enable the safe and effective use of the work.
Our aim is for each licence agreement to serve not merely as a formal document, but as a clear and practical tool that protects both the author and the user while strengthening their business relationship.
