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What Brands Want vs. What Talent Needs to Protect By Lex Nova Lawyer × Thoolie Influencer contracts are rarely “plug and play.” Between usage rights, exclusivity, and whitelisting, one unclear clause can lock a creator out of future deals — or leave a brand without the rights they thought they bought. This guide breaks down…
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