Los Angeles, CA
Entertainment Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Entertainment, Internet ... +2 more
I agree with Ms. Koslyn, but want to point out that if your "course" is actually a product, (like a DVD, or CD set or something), it's probably OK...
Generally, compulsory licenses for cover tunes don't permit for major revision to the song. It's really for "as written", (with minor adaptations...
Generally, work you create for school projects, etc., belongs to the School, not to the student or the professor. (see Condell v. New School for...
Well, if the contract in question doesn't cover the kinds of things you've asked about, it should. Your concerns are valid, and it's probably...
Yes, you most definitely need a lawyer. Unfortunately, you've already signed some contracts, so you're paddling upstream, but things NEED to be...
A nasty-gram from a lawyer will probably do the trick, but as Ms. Koslyn says, you might achieve success with a letter of your own. Suing is...
Sounds like you received a fairly typical cease and desist letter with a demand for an accounting and attorney's fees. The decision to involve a...
Sounds like you received a fairly typical cease and desist letter with a demand for an accounting and attorney's fees. The decision to involve a...
Well, despite some of my colleagues' concerns that your use is "fair use", it's probably NOT permissible to photograph an artists' work and post...
If she created both the lyrics and melody, then she likely owns 100% of the song. The Key in which a song is written, recorded or performed is...
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