Agency agreement
Commission, scope, term, termination, post-termination commission, expense approval, collections, delegated rights work, and conflict provisions.
Contracts • IP • Review Boundaries
Legal & Governance
Governance for authorship, chain of title, publishing agreements, representation, adaptation, licensing, collaboration, confidentiality, and outside-counsel review.
Attorney Review
Use professional legal review for option, shopping, collaboration, publishing, and production contracts.
Entity Boundary
Separate personal authorship, Aurora Design Studios operations, and project-specific IP records.
Disclosure Boundary
Public pages remain non-confidential.
Agreements requiring deliberate review
Publishing agreement
Grant of rights, delivery and acceptance, advance, royalties, reserves, statements, audit, publication deadline, option, non-compete, warranty, indemnity, and reversion.
Option or shopping agreement
Property, media, territory, exclusivity, option term, extensions, purchase price, reserved rights, consultation, credit, sequel/remake rights, and reversion.
Collaboration or vendor agreement
Authorship, ownership, work product, license, confidentiality, credit, compensation, source files, approvals, and termination.
Legal review pipeline
Identify
Record parties, authority, property, requested rights, deadlines, and the current draft.
Compare
Map proposed language against Aurora’s retained-rights and publication standards.
Review
Use the agent for commercial negotiation and independent counsel when legal risk or complexity warrants it.
Execute & track
Sign final copies, store amendments, calendar obligations, monitor payments, and preserve reversion evidence.
Entity and authorship boundary: company operations,
personal authorship, copyrights, licensed assets, third-party
references, and project-specific agreements must remain traceable
rather than being treated as one undefined pool of “Aurora IP.”
Not legal advice: this public page states
governance principles. Actual agreements require review based on
their facts, jurisdiction, and final wording.
Legal or rights inquiry
Identify the represented party, matter, property, and requested action.