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Is there any copyright I should be worried about or did that become void when he offered to make it and then sent it to me.
Asked on September 26, 2012 under Business Law, Indiana
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Copyright would initially belong to your friend as the creator. He can gift or give that copyright to you. Simply sending the logo to you does not by itself prove that he did this--for example, maybe he just sent it over to review. You should get something in writing stating that he is giving you all rights to the logo.
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