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My employee created a logo while working for my company. Who owns the copyright?

Asked by admin · October 8, 2026

My employee created a logo while working for my company. Who owns the copyright?

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October 8, 2026

Ownership can depend on the employment terms, the nature of the work and applicable copyright law. Do not assume that every work created by an employee automatically belongs to the employer in every circumstance.

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