A contract for the creation of a work with a licence is a fundamental tool for defining legal relationships in the development of software, websites, applications, graphics, texts, or audiovisual works. It allows for precise specification of who owns the created work, which rights are being transferred, and to what extent the result may be used. At the same time, it helps prevent disputes and misunderstandings that often arise after the completion of a project.
Our firm focuses on drafting contracts that reflect the practical reality of collaboration and the client’s business model. We begin by analysing your needs and the specifics of your business, assessing legal risks related to copyright, and setting clear conditions for all situations that may occur during the project. The contract therefore contains clear and practical rules regarding deadlines, delays, changes to the assignment, early termination, scope of work, pricing, quality of deliverables, and remedies for potential defects.
The contract for the creation of a work may also include a licensing provision defining how the client may use the created work. When drafting such contracts, we take into account the specific nature of digital products and software, including the use of open-source components. We ensure that the content of the contract is understandable not only to lawyers but also to contracting parties and developers involved in the creation process. Each client receives not only the completed contract but also a clear explanation of its provisions and recommendations for practical use.
Our goal is to ensure that the contract for the creation of a work with a licence provides genuine legal certainty – protecting copyright, establishing fair cooperation, and helping to prevent unnecessary disputes.
