Am I liable for images my client selects and posts online inside blog articles they pay me to write?
Assuming you only provided the writing and not the photo, and have no control over the photo that accompanies your text, then you have not...
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Assuming you only provided the writing and not the photo, and have no control over the photo that accompanies your text, then you have not...
Maybe, but not necessarily. It depends on timing of registration of the URL, use of the mark, whether your competitor's site is legitimate as...
In conjunction with the Authors Guild, Axis Insurance offers a liability policy for bloggers that is supposed to cover claims of defamation. I...
If they are offering you your job back in response to your complaints that they can't fire you, why not just take it back? Being mistakenly fired...
Do you have a written contract with him? Your reference to "group leader" is a bit confusing. If the contract says you pay $300 collectively to...
If you are a member of the Writer's Guild and collaborated on a screenplay, you should have done so subject to the standard collaboration contract...
The safe thing to do is assume that if the book resides in the Library of Congress and was published with a copyright notice (even in Japan) in...
Failure to oppose a motion generally means you lose by default, assuming the court believes the motion has any merit at all. If the moving party...
There are many examples of motions for continuance on the web, which you could use as a basis and/or template for your motion if you are doing it...
I have to agree with Mr. Ballard. Unfortunately, in the absence of an agreement whereby you would be separately compensated for being the "voice"...
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