Talk:Reservation of rights

Copyright or insurance
This description confuses a "reservation of rights clause" in an intellectual property agreement with that of an insurance agreement.

In the context of an intellectual property rights agreement, the reservation of rights clause clarifies which party obtains rights not specifically addressed by the terms of the agreement. For example, if a book publication agreement provides for print and electronic print editions, the author may include a reservation of rights clause to specify that audiobook versions of the text and audiovisual adaptations are specifically reserved to the author.

Since most of the discussion relates to insurance provisions which has an entirely different meaning, the reference to copyright law should be removed or this should include multiple sub-entries for the varying usage of the term. 2600:1700:D30:9460:E852:B2B9:55EC:4C5A (talk) 21:05, 19 February 2023 (UTC)