Should I pay the settlement offer from CEG for settling copyright infringement?
IP attorneys deal with these companies on a semi-regular basis so contacting one as soon as possible is an important first step. That attorney can...
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IP attorneys deal with these companies on a semi-regular basis so contacting one as soon as possible is an important first step. That attorney can...
Typically, an attorney will receive an hourly payment deducted from the client's (here the production company or talent's retainer). Of course,...
You would be in violation of the The Talent Agencies Act (which is now embodied in sections 1700 through 1700.46 of California’s Labor Code). To...
All of those agreements you mentioned may need to be in place, and possibly others. The focus will be on what rights and responsibilities each...
Company A could be held liable, depending on their use of that mark. Many license agreements have a "Representations and Warranties" clause...
This would not amount to a patent violation and, depending on your description in the books, it may not violate copyright either. The key is the...
You're question is a good example of why music law is one of the more complex areas of entertainment law. Several people and entities may own...
Yes, they can sue you. Of course, anybody can sue anybody as long as they are willing to pay attorney's fees, risk the result, and commit the time...
Having an attorney negotiate and draft your contracts presents a different role than "opening doors for work." Of course, you should have an...
I'm assuming that your patent issue is related to issues of your employment. There is sometimes overlap between employment law and IP issues and...