Literature

14-293 Client published two book titles with separate self-publishing businesses and has not received either royalties or statements in some time. He received information from book sellers (both online book retailers and physical bookstores) that a large number of his books have sold. Client seeks legal advice on any claims he may have and may also wish to terminate his contracts. Client Type: Pro...
Singer-songwriter needs help registering a trademark and advice regarding copyright protection and licensing....
In February 2005, Client entered into a publishing agreement with a local publisher. The publisher agreed to publish Client's book within six months but has failed to do so. Client has very limited means but managed to hire an attorney on a limited basis to draft a letter on his behalf. The publisher responded to some extent but has not provided information as to when the book will be published...
Based upon limited conversation during regular client intake, LCA learned the following: Client is a freelance writer who plans to create a fictionalized story of a real-life character, who is now deceased. The intended character portrayal is less than flattering, and Client seeks legal advice regarding any potential liability risks. He also wishes to reprint a sonnet in his book that was written...
Client wanted help from LCA with a possible copyright/intellectual property infringement matter. LCA could not assist because client is located in NJ. See file for additional notes....
Client is writing a book. We discussed IP protection generally, but Client wants to hold off on legal issues until she finishes her book draft. Client came to LCA with hopes of finding an agent, and I directed her to the WGA. I did offer to keep her file open until such time that she is ready to proceed....

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