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The “Work Made for Hire” Misunderstanding (I Paid for It, So It’s NOT Copyright Infringement, RIGHT!?)
Have you ever hired a photographer to take a family portrait or capture the highlights of a wedding reception? Or maybe you paid a graphic designer to create a new logo for your business or new product line? Maybe you paid an artist to paint a pet portrait of your favorite dog or a musician to compose a song celebrating a loved one? Or maybe you hired a developer to build out and design your new website?