I am sure this has happened to many designers in the past but lets see if anyone can come up with a new answer. Basically I have had a client that is a travel company for 10 years now, due to the economic climate they decided to put the work out to tender. They have accepted a lower quote from a new agency to do part of the work, in this case travel brochures. They want to retain me to do the other brochures, as I have all the artwork, files, images etc, however to secure this work they are asking me to had over all the files for the brochures they want the new agency to do in future, they will be doing this work for the same price as I have quoted. I am reluctant to hand over all the files as they wish to keep the same design etc, and are just asking the new agency to do the new version from them for next year...hope this is making sense! If however I refuse to do so I may loose the whole account. They have also asked that in future they hold all the files in their central office. They are saying that they will contractually retain all the rights to all the designs they pay for. There has never been a contract in 10 years...Help! Where do I stand??:icon_scared: