Can I legally write RPG adventures for others and get paid for it?
I would urge caution in this case. Am I wrong that D&D and similar RPG makers sell their own adventures that you can buy essentially as an add-on...
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I would urge caution in this case. Am I wrong that D&D and similar RPG makers sell their own adventures that you can buy essentially as an add-on...
From the limited information provided here, and assuming it is correct, it appears this is an issue dealing with an unsecured creditor. When a...
It is nearly impossible to answer your question on this forum. An attorney would need to look at all of the communications in order to determine...
There are a lot of "it was understood's" in your recitation of the facts. Was this understanding in writing or was it verbal? Did the people that...
While a signature on a contract is certainly helpful, lack of a signed agreement is not the end of the world. Verbal contracts can be enforceable...
I think it depends on what the contract says. Often there is a set up fee or something of that nature. If they disclosed the fee and/or it is in...
Do you have anything in writing? A contract? Emails? Text messages? This would help to show that they breached an obligation. The easiest...
There are two things to watch out for. First, is there an identical or substantially similar trademark already registered with the USPTO or your...
I think it depends on the contract. If a company is engaging a party for a speaking role, they can set the parameters for that engagement. If...
Contempt is the court's tool to enforce non-compliance with an order or to deter behavior that obstructs the court. So the first question is...