New Orleans, LA
Intellectual property Lawyer at New Orleans, LA
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Business ... +3 more
Contracts usually always favor the drafter, in this case, the publisher. It may favor them a little bit or it might favor them a lot. Even if the...
Perhaps, but most likely not. Infringement (whether copyright or trademark) is a very fact specific question and there aren't enough facts here to...
What does your policy say? I understand that this is frustrating to deal with but your policy should lay out how they deal with multi car...
You can, but why would you want to? If you haven't yet signed the contract, try to renegotiate with them so they go through the hassle of...
Let me make sure I have this right. You downloaded a free font online, typed the words "Thug Life" in that font, and plan to put it on products...
You're thinking of an agent. Some attorneys are also agents, but generally, attorneys don't get you interviews and they don't help pitch or shop a...
Sure, if you can... You can charge for advice that you would otherwise legally be able to charge for. I mean, you can't engage in the...
You may have a case, but no one here will be able to tell you that you do. There are so many potential issues (whether or not you registered the...
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There are a couple of ways. You could ask for it. You could talk to an attorney and have them send a demand letter. If they don't respond to...
Stage names are generally not copyrightable, but may be protected by trademark. Music copyright can get fairly complex. Songs (and their lyrics)...
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