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What is a “Work for Hire?”

Wallace Collins
Wallace Collins is an independently practicing music attorney based in New York City.
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Wallace Collins, an entertainment attorney based in New York, explains exactly what a work-for-hire arrangement is, and who owns the output of such a deal. He also discusses why the term is applied in a fairly novel fashion in the record industry.



Shoot Date: October 2007
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