Is the producer entiltled to a publisher's share of a track
A producer is not "automatically" entitled to 50% of the publisher's share. If you and the producer are co-writing together that is a different...
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A producer is not "automatically" entitled to 50% of the publisher's share. If you and the producer are co-writing together that is a different...
It all depends on your agreement with the producer. You need to negotiate this and get it in writing before you start working together.
Listing them as Executive Producers implies an association with the film and they could take legal action against you as you would be trading on...
It sounds like you want a non-compete agreement. If the issue is protecting trade secrets there are existing laws that protect them, but if you are...
Public performances typically require a license with a performing rights association, but I agree with my colleagues that it sounds like more of a...
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I am a little unclear regarding your question. If you are wanting to be a lyricist for an established artist then you can certainly provide lyrics...
You provide some details as to the situation, but not regarding what the arrangement is/was between you and the co-applicant. Do you have a written...
You will likely need to enter into agreements with each university and course provider as there are likely layers of IP involved. Also, how do you...
I agree with my colleagues. Also, keep in mind that an attorney is really there to help negotiate the deal, not get you one.
20% has been standard for a long time. This doesn't mean you can't negotiate a better deal, but it's within reason. Keep in mind that in California...