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Introduction

Copyright Clearance: Rights and Defences

Copyright: Remedies, Ownership and Protection

> Clients using my work for more than what was originally agreed?

I am a graphic designer. 18 months ago I did some work for a client on a new store concept which the client was planning to open in London. The store opened last month and has attracted a lot of media attention. I hear that the client is planing to open other stores. My fee was quite small. I was told by the client that fees would have to be low as this was a new venture which may not work out although the client itself is quite a large company. Is there anything I can do? Can I approach the client and ask for an additional payment?

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