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Re: website samples??
by Bruce Bennett on May 29, 2009 at 4:00:01 pm

Hi Tymm,

There have been many discussions/posts about this on the COW. If you do a search, you will find a lot of past posts/discussions, opinions, etc. The opinions here seem to vary on the definition of a “Work for Hire.” Some believe that the client owns everything and/or the finished product no matter what. Some believe that the client owns everything and/or the finished product only if there was/is a WRITTEN “Work for Hire Agreement” between you and your client.

[tymm Smith] "...this is the first time a client has gotten really worked up about this."

Does this mean that this is a long-time, valued client that may continue their business relationship with you/your company? Does the client spend a decent amount of money with you/your company? If so, regardless of what you (and others here on the COW) feel, I would do what your client asks and take them down to avoid losing the client and their future projects.

Good Luck,
Bruce

Bruce Bennett
Bennett Marketing & Media Production, LLC


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