According to Wikipedia, the name Morgan Wallen refers to an entertainer. You can't uses someone's name or likeness for commercial purposes without...

As pointed out above, it depends on the entire language of the contract. Contracts typically describe rights and obligations of both sides. ...

If you're working with them ask the people there, with whom you are working, for permission in writing. Otherwise, if it's a true statement, you...

We don't really know what the "it" is. Copyright is personal property and passes through an estate as such. Same as a car, furniture, or a...

You've already put your name and location, and the name of the licensor on a public board. Shouldn't be that hard for them to find you. Retaining...

If this didn't appear on your website then maybe telling them they have the wrong company could do it. But remember Miranda warnings from cop...

Good answer above, although I might weigh a little more heavily that this might be an editorial use that is not a commercial use. There was a...

We can't tell from the quoted part of the agreement and I don't click on posted links for security reasons. Look for a term that says whether it...

You've already infringed by creating the derivative work without a license. Nobody in the public knows it, unless they read this Avvo post. ...

If there were copyright in the architectural work (the building, but only in fairly new buildings) a photo should not infringe copyright, anyway. ...