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Howard B. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Howard B.

Managing Member
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Tulsa, Ok
13 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
University of Tulsa

Berkson is a dedicated, practical, and detail-oriented attorney licensed to practice in every state court of Oklahoma and the United States Northern and Eastern District Courts. He graduated from the University of Tulsa College of Law with Honors. While there, he received awards for highest grade in trial practice, legal research, and civil procedure. He was also the Executive Notes and Comments Editor for the Energy Law Journal, the official journal of the Energy Bar Association in Washington, D.C. The Energy Law Journal is one of the few peer-reviewed journals in the legal profession. Prior to becoming an attorney, Howard Berkson held executive positions involving a wide range of business and human resources management functions. He has in-depth knowledge of both business and HR practices. During his business career, Berkson negotiated, wrote, red-lined, and disputed contracts. He has answered charges, handled inspections, and supervised audits involving numerous agencies including the Department of Labor, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the National Labor Relations Board, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and various state agencies. Berkson honed his analytical and writing skills while earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from the University of Washington. He went on to obtain a Master of Arts in Labor and Industrial Relations from the University of Illinois. Berkson’s work can be found in such publications as The Energy Law Journal, Human Resource Management Review and Personnel Psychology. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity and of Phi Kappa Phi honor society.

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Travis D. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Travis D.

Partner
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Norman, OK
6 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
University of Oklahoma

Travis counsels individuals and businesses on a broad range of complex topics. His practice centers on producing efficient, client-driven results. He concentrates his practice on real estate, construction, and general business matters with an emphasis on assisting clients both before and after problems occur by drafting contracts designed to best position clients to avoid disputes and litigating matters to a final resolution if problems emerge. Born and raised in Oklahoma, Travis is a triple graduate of the University of Oklahoma, having obtained his Bachelor of Arts, Master of Business Administration, and Juris Doctor degrees from OU. Prior to practicing law, Travis managed the finances and business operations of a successful construction supply company for several years. This insight into sophisticated business dealings, contractual issues, and strategic planning makes him uniquely qualified to handle a wide range of legal matters. Travis lives in Norman with his wife, Haley, dogs, Walter and Poppy, and cat, Ernest. Outside of the office, Travis enjoys playing golf and reading.

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Max N. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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August 17, 2022

Max N.

Attorney
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Oklahoma
7 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
Oklahoma City University School of Law

Oklahoma attorney focused on real estate transactions, quiet title lawsuits, estate planning, probates, business formations, and all contract matters.

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"I am so impressed with Max's work ethic, communication, and thoroughness. This is a five-start customer service experience and I look forward to continuing working with him as I grow my out of state investments in the state of Oklahoma (currently based in FL)"

Amber M. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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March 8, 2023

Amber M.

Attorney
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Arizona
11 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK AZ
J. Reuben Clark Law School

Amber Masters has 11 years of experience as a contracts attorney, helping small businesses with an array of agreements, such as purchase agreements, master service agreements, and employment contracts. She has an extensive background assisting health care providers through practice transitions including dentists, doctors, and other health care professionals. She is a highly rated and acclaimed estate planning attorney and personal finance expert, who has been featured on CNBC, NBC, and Yahoo Finance. She successfully launched and sold a fintech startup and can empathize with the issues small and mid-size businesses face. Licensed in Oklahoma and Arizona.

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Alan B. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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November 25, 2023

Alan B.

Business Attorney
Free Consultation
Tulsa, OK
12 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK MO, MS
University of Tulsa College of Law

At Barker Law, we provide clients with superior service in trust, probate, and estate matters and litigation, contract drafting and review, outside general counsel services, negotiation, commercial litigation, and regulatory navigation. We confidently handle transactional and regulatory matters for businesses and individuals. As our feedback shows, we excel at meeting and exceeding our clients needs.

Sarah S. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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September 22, 2022

Sarah S.

Attorney
Free Consultation
Oklahoma
6 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
University of Tulsa College of Law

I have a background in Criminal Law, Family Law, Contract Law, and Environmental Law. I also have five (5) degrees in the following: Here are my degrees and background: 1) B.S. in Environmental, Soil, and Water Sciences 2) A.S. in Pre-Medical Sciences (anatomy, physiology, medical terminology) 3) A.S. in Aircraft Non-Destructive Inspection (science of x-rays, cracks in metal, liquid penetrant, magnetic particle inspections, ultrasonic inspections, and spectrophotometric oil analysis) 4) Master's in Natural Resources Law Studies (1 year focus in the environmental and pollution laws (Hazardous Waste Laws such as RCRA, CERCLA, FIFRA, Natural Resource laws such as ESA, CWA, CAA, FWPCA, Environmental Law, Sustainable Development, and Global Climate Change issues) 5) Juris Doctor and certificate in Native American Law

Cannon M. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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June 12, 2023

Cannon M.

Lawyer
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
6 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
Oklahoma City University School of Law

I am an Oklahoma-licensed lawyer with a focus on guiding startup companies through important early-stage questions, such as entity formation, corporate governance, and fundraising. In my previous role, I drafted Form 1-A offering circulars, Form C offering circulars, and private placement memoranda for startups seeking to raise capital.

Opeoluwa O. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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September 11, 2023

Opeoluwa O.

Business Lawyer
Free Consultation
Oklahoma
6 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
University of Oklahoma College of Law

I am a seasoned lawyer from Tulsa, Oklahoma. I have a passion for the intricacies of business law, and I have a specialized focus in assisting personal, real estate, and medical marijuana businesses in navigating the complex legal landscape and drafting various transactional documents, such as operating agreements, purchase contracts, real estate contracts, and many more.

William B. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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April 2, 2024

William B.

Associate Attorney
Free Consultation
Brookhaven, Mississippi
5 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK AL, MS
Tulane University

Presently, I am a civil rights and insurance litigation attorney with a focus on representation government entities. Prior to this, I’ve represented some of the largest financial institutions in the world in litigation.

Kchris G. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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October 15, 2023

Kchris G.

Associate Attorney
Free Consultation
Norman, Oklahoma
6 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
Oklahoma City University School of Law

My name is Kchris Griffin. I am an licensed attorney practicing Family and Civil Law in Oklahoma. My goal is to help those in need with receiving efficient and effective legal services.

Robert P. - Intellectual Property Lawyer in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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June 10, 2025

Robert P.

Managing Director
Free Consultation
Oklahoma, Texas, Florida
35 Yrs Experience
Licensed in OK
University of Tulsa

With decades of experience as a global general counsel, I’ve worked in over 20 countries, navigating complex legal landscapes and delivering strategic solutions across diverse industries. My career has centered on mitigating risks, ensuring compliance, and facilitating high-stakes transactions—always with a focus on practical, business-oriented advice. Now, I bring that expertise to my boutique consultancy, where I help businesses tackle their most pressing legal and operational challenges, whether it’s navigating cross-border regulations, strengthening corporate governance, or driving sustainable growth. Clients choose me because I offer a blend of global perspective, deep legal acumen, and a proven track record of delivering results under pressure. I don’t just provide answers—I craft solutions that empower businesses to thrive in an increasingly complex world." I’ve navigated complex legal landscapes and delivered strategic solutions across diverse industries. My career has centered on mitigating risks, ensuring compliance, foreign subsidiary formation and governance—always with a focus on practical, business-oriented advice. I offer a blend of global perspective, deep legal acumen, and a proven track record of delivering results under pressure.

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Intellectual Property Legal Questions and Answers

Intellectual Property

Video License Agreement

Maryland

Asked on Aug 16, 2024

Can I use a video licensed under a Creative Commons license for commercial purposes?

I am a small business owner planning to create an advertisement for my product, and I found a video on a platform that is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license. While I understand that the license allows for non-commercial use, I am unsure if I can use this video in a commercial context without violating the terms of the license. I want to ensure that I am legally using the video and not infringing on any rights or facing potential legal consequences.

Haroldo M.

Answered Sep 18, 2024

Hi. If the Creative Commons License that you mentioned (CC BY-NC 4.0) does not allow for commercial usage, using that content commercially would violate the license. If you tranform the work sufficiently, you could potentially use it without violating the terms of the license.

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Work For Hire Agreement

Arizona

Asked on Aug 19, 2025

Is a Work For Hire Agreement necessary for freelance graphic design work?

As a freelance graphic designer, I have been approached by a client to create a series of designs for their marketing campaign. While discussing the project details, the client mentioned the possibility of a Work For Hire Agreement. I am unsure if such an agreement is necessary in this situation and whether it would affect my ownership rights or future use of the designs. I would like to understand the implications and whether it is in my best interest to enter into such an agreement.

Randy M.

Answered Sep 6, 2025

Whether you need a Work For Hire Agreement really depends on the project and what both sides are trying to get out of it. You’re not automatically required to sign one, but saying yes or no to that clause can completely change who owns the work and what rights you’ll have moving forward. Just because a client calls something “work for hire” in a contract doesn’t mean it actually qualifies under the law, especially when it comes to freelance design work. Here’s the thing. Under U.S. copyright law, “work made for hire” is a specific exception to the general rule that the creator owns the work. For a freelance project to qualify, two conditions have to be met. First, both parties need to sign a written agreement that says the work is considered “made for hire.” Second, the type of work has to fall into one of nine defined categories under 17 U.S.C. § 101. These include things like contributions to collective works, audiovisual pieces, instructional texts, or compilations. The list is pretty narrow. Standard marketing materials, logos, brochures, or campaign graphics usually don’t make the cut. Courts take a strict approach here, so just checking a box in a contract doesn’t magically make it enforceable. If your project doesn’t meet both requirements, labeling it “work for hire” doesn’t hold legal weight. In that case, the default is that you, the designer, own the copyright unless there’s a separate written agreement transferring it to the client. That leads us to ownership. If there’s no valid Work For Hire clause and no assignment of rights, you retain full copyright. That gives you control over how the work is used beyond whatever license you’ve granted. So if you created a logo and the contract only licenses it for digital use, the client can’t later slap it on T-shirts or license it to a partner without getting your permission first. But if there is a valid Work For Hire clause or an explicit copyright assignment, then the client becomes the legal owner. That means they can use it, change it, resell it, or do whatever they want with it, without needing to pay you again or ask for further approval. You’d have no say over how the work is used, and unless the agreement gives you permission, you wouldn’t even be able to include it in your portfolio. If you want more flexibility, there are alternatives. You can structure the deal with a copyright assignment that still reserves certain rights for you. For example, you could keep the right to show the work in your portfolio or limit resale to direct competitors. Or you could stick with licensing. An exclusive license gives the client broad rights but you still own the work. A non-exclusive license is more limited and usually makes sense for templates or assets used with multiple clients. Portfolio rights, by the way, are often negotiable. Even in exclusive arrangements, you can add a clause that lets you show the work on your website, social profiles, or print materials. Just make sure it’s clearly spelled out. Some corporate clients won’t allow it at all unless it’s written into the agreement. From a practical standpoint, your decision should take into account how much you’re getting paid, how the work will be used, and whether you want to reuse or showcase it later. If you’re giving up all rights, price accordingly. Clients pushing for Work For Hire terms often just want clean, uncomplicated ownership, especially for branding or long-term use. But that doesn’t mean you can’t negotiate. You might agree to transfer ownership only after full payment is received. You might keep the right to use rejected drafts. You might even allow Work For Hire treatment for the final deliverables but retain some creative rights behind the scenes. Also, keep an eye out for boilerplate clauses. Some clients include Work For Hire language by default, not realizing their project doesn’t meet the legal standard. Just because it’s in the contract doesn’t make it enforceable. If the work doesn’t meet the criteria, the clause won’t hold unless there’s a separate valid assignment of rights. When in doubt, it’s smart to run the agreement by an attorney who understands copyright law and freelance creative work. Contracts Counsel connects you with attorneys who handle exactly this kind of issue.

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DMCA Policy

Florida

Asked on Aug 8, 2025

Can I be held liable for DMCA violations if I unknowingly host copyrighted material on my website?

As a website owner, I recently received a DMCA takedown notice claiming that I am hosting copyrighted material without permission. However, I was unaware that the material was copyrighted and it was uploaded by a user. I promptly removed the content upon receiving the notice, but I'm concerned about potential legal consequences. Can I be held liable for DMCA violations if I unknowingly host copyrighted material on my website?

Amy B.

Answered Sep 9, 2025

Since the user uploaded copyrighted material to your website without your knowledge, generally you will not be automatically liable under the DMCA “safe harbor” provision. As you have already removed the content, make sure that your site has a published DMCA policy and that you have registered your designated agent with the U.S. Copyright Office. Generally, if you have everything in place, most of these matters are resolved without ongoing liability. Feel free to reach out if you need guidance on setting up a policy and agent registration.

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Work For Hire Agreement

Texas

Asked on May 20, 2025

Can an employer claim ownership of intellectual property created by an employee under a Work For Hire Agreement?

I recently started a new job where I am expected to create original content as part of my role. I was asked to sign a Work For Hire Agreement that states any intellectual property I create during my employment will be owned by the company. However, I have concerns about this arrangement as I have invested significant time and resources into developing my creative skills and worry that my work may be undervalued or exploited without proper compensation or recognition. I would like to understand if the employer can legitimately claim ownership of my intellectual property under the Work For Hire Agreement, and if there are any steps I can take to protect my rights while still meeting my employment obligations.

Sara S.

Answered Jun 24, 2025

Hi, Yes, intellectual property created by you as an employee, within the scope of your employment, under a work-for-hire agreement, probably belongs to your employer. To learn more about your rights under the agreement and any exceptions, you should consult with a qualified attorney.

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Intellectual Property

Content Creator Agreement

Washington

Asked on Dec 7, 2024

Can a content creator agreement be terminated by either party at any time and without cause?

I am a content creator who recently entered into a content creator agreement with a media company. The agreement does not explicitly mention termination, and I am wondering if either party can terminate the agreement at any time and without cause. I am concerned about the potential implications of termination without cause on my rights, compensation, and intellectual property, and I would like to understand my rights and obligations under the agreement.

Merry K.

Answered Dec 24, 2024

It would be a good idea for you to have the agreement reviewed by an attorney. You said there's no explicit language regarding termination or notice - is there something implied? With no language regarding termination, most likely either party can terminate at any time, with just a moment's notice, and no reason given. You have asked a lot of questions - I suggest that you post a project here on Contracts Counsel, and ask for an attorney well versed in intellectual property (not me) to discuss your rights, as that is probably the most important issue. An attorney who can also review the language of the entire agreement would be very helpful. (I'm sorry, but I'm not available for this project).

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