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Artists and creators frequently face ambiguous IP ownership clauses in contracts with platforms and publishers, leaving them vulnerable to legal disputes and expensive recommissioning when relationships sour. In one case, a game developer had to commission entirely new art because ownership of existing copyrighted materials was unclear, costing thousands of dollars. In another, authors are forced to sign away full IP rights to platforms for visibility, losing control of their work. No standard, affordable legal service exists to help artists negotiate clear IP terms, causing severe financial and creative disruption.
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