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Show Notes
You might think that because you created your training… you own it.
But legally, that’s not always true.
In this episode, Cory shares a real client story where a studio owner lost control of their own training materials—simply because there was no signed agreement.
Why This Matters
If you collaborate with someone and don’t have a contract in place, the law may automatically give them ownership rights—even in your own business.
Key Takeaways
✔️ If two people create something together, they both own it (by default)
✔️ No contract = shared ownership and shared control
✔️ This can lead to disputes, revenue splits, and loss of control
✔️ A work-for-hire or licensing agreement protects your ownership
Cory’s Legal Pro Tip
📄 “If someone helps you create it and there’s no contract—legally, they own part of it too.”
🎧 Want to make sure you actually own what you’re building? Hit play now.