Legal Question in Employment Law in Florida

If I have been working as an underemployed contractor / reimbursed volunteer for an indie developer's app for a year, and most of my work is in the release version, but I am unable to continue with the company, can I reasonably request a small royalty or share in the future profit from the app?

Asked on 9/19/14, 10:06 am

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Did you sign any agreements with them? Typically this kind of work would be work for hire...

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Answered on 9/19/14, 8:20 pm

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