Practice areas
Copyright
Contracts and advice for works, content, software, commercial creations, assignments and licences.
Perspective
Advice adapted to how the company makes decisions.
Copyright should be treated as part of how the company operates, negotiates and accepts risk. It is not enough for documents to be formally correct; they must be usable by directors, founders, management, investors or international teams at real decision points.
Clear rules for creative works, content and intangible assets. In practice, this means clarifying signing authority, approvals, party relationships and the risks that should be solved before they become commercial blockers.
We frequently work on assignments and licences, contracts with creators and agencies, commercial and digital content, ownership clauses for deliverables, chain-of-title analysis. Each matter is calibrated to the commercial stakes: sometimes the client needs a precise review, while in other cases the project requires a complete structure that can stand up to negotiation, audit, financing or international implementation.
For foreign clients, we explain Romanian law in a format that can be integrated into a wider project. For Romanian companies, we translate legal risk into business options, timing, documents and concrete next steps.
The objective is a clear legal position: what can be done, what should be avoided, which documents are needed and where negotiation matters. This reduces uncertainty and helps the company make decisions without turning law into an operational brake.
How we work
From context to documents that can be used.
We begin with the commercial objective, the party structure and the real constraints of the matter.
Material risks are separated from legal noise, with options and consequences explained clearly.
We prepare documents that can be used in negotiation, signing, implementation or internal reporting.
We coordinate next steps with management, tax advisers, external counsel or local collaborators.
When clients usually call us
- content or deliverables are created by third parties
- the chain of rights needs review
- agencies or creators work without clear clauses
- rights must be prepared for investment or sale
Typical work product
- assignments and licences
- creator and agency agreements
- deliverable ownership clauses
- chain-of-title analysis
Selected matter types
Situations where we are often involved
- Assignments and licences
- Contracts with creators and agencies
- Commercial and digital content
- Ownership clauses for deliverables
- Chain-of-title analysis
Services
How we help
Assignments and licences
Contracts with creators and agencies
Commercial and digital content
Ownership clauses for deliverables
Chain-of-title analysis
FAQ
Who owns works created by a contractor?
It depends on the contract. Without clear clauses, the company may have fewer rights than it assumes.
Can rights be cleaned up later?
Often yes, through assignments, licences or contractual confirmations.