Do I need to plan a different camera moves if I have a new cameraman to film my script?

Was the original cameraman an employee? IF so, the production company employer owns the rights to any of the cameraman's work. If he was not an...

Yes you can be sued if you are infringing the copyrights and trademarks belonging to another.

Employers Stealing From My Cover Letter and Resume

It all depends on the quantity copies. Normally short phrases are not capable of copyright protection. Also, it will depend on the amount of...

I created a derivative work of fan art, someone copied my derivative work and entered it into a fan art contest, can I dispute?

In this situation, if you can prove that it was your original work that was substantially copies by the other person (either by showing your own...

Am I committing infringement?

Even though you have posted on this site anonymously, note that if it can be determined that you are the poster, you have just admitted potential...

First you need a work for hire agreement with the illustrator and/or you need an agreement where you agree to join your collective copyright in the...

Unless you are an employee or sign a work for hire agreement, you own the artwork you create that is original to you.

This is a difficult question to answer in a vacuum without looking at specific facts. You need to determine your goals as my colleagues suggest...

Wow! Is getting my idea patented & trademarked going to literally break my bank?

The fees charged to a micro entity are not high at all compared to what they used to be..... As far as attorneys fees are concerned, the fees...

Will my US company get sued? What is the liability and legal consequences? How do I protect myself?

This happens quite often and there are ways to protect yourself. I strongly urge you to contact an IP attorney who handles patents, trademarks and...