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Film documentarian not liable for failing to list a contributor as a Producer

by Michael Oliver | Jan 2, 2020 | Contracts, Entertainment law

When creating new media works, such as films, television shows, and other entertainment productions, in addition to the “who is the owner of the work” question – which includes issues of joint authorship – a separate question that often arises...

The Four Most Common Mistakes Made In Hiring a Website Developer

by Kim Grimsley | Sep 13, 2013 | Contracts, Copyrights, Internet, Technology and Privacy Law, Software, Uncategorized

We meet a lot of clients that fail to obtain a written agreement, or blindly sign the form provided by the developer – and when a dispute arises, only too late realize the problems created by that lack of diligence.  This post addresses critical provisions...

In software disputes, don’t send someone armed with Play-doh to a knife fight – GMG Health Systems v Amicas, Inc.

by Michael Oliver | May 1, 2013 | Contracts, Infotech, Intellectual Property, Licensing, Software, Uncategorized

In GMG Health Systems v. Amicas, Inc., 1st Cir April 10, 2012, the court had occasion to address a dispute between a software licensor / developer, and a licensee, in which more typical contractual language was in issue (for example, use of the term...

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