by Francine Ward | Mar 27, 2020 | author, Authorship tips, Book attorney, Book Contract, Book contracts, Book Lawyer, Books attorney, content protection, contract law, Legal Blog, Publishing, publishing agreement
Are you an author wanting to know “how to get published”? Are you a trending blogger looking to become a subject-matter expert? Do you already have a book deal? Do you have an agent? Well, before you sign that agreement (even if you have an agent) you should read...
by Francine Ward | Mar 13, 2020 | Intellectual Property, Legal Blog, Uncategorized
Are you guilty of false advertising? Do you own a business? Do you advertise on the internet, on the radio, television, or in print? If so, are you telling the truth about your products and/or services? If not, BEWARE! A competitor or a consumer can possibly sue you...
by Francine Ward | Mar 6, 2020 | asset protection, author, Authorship tips, Book attorney, Books attorney, content protection, Copyright Information, Copyright Ownership, Copyright protection, copyright rights, Copyrights, how to protect content, intellectual property copyright, Legal Blog
Should you hire a ghostwriter? One of my blog followers sent me this question as a suggested blog topic:Question: “Can a ghostwriter display the material they created, as part of their resume and website portfolio? Answer: The short answer is “it depends”. But the...
by Francine Ward | Feb 28, 2020 | Legal Blog, Uncategorized
Hacking. Cyberbullying. Virus Infections. Identity Theft. There are numerous cybercrimes that if engaged in, bring felony charges into the picture. Stealing anything from the Internet is a federal offense. One of the oldest cybercrimes around, piracy, is an action...
by Francine Ward | Feb 21, 2020 | Intellectual Property, Legal Blog, selling products online
The Internet is the best thing since sliced bread. It’s fun, fast-paced, easy to maneuver, and allows you to be your own content creator and publisher—in an instant. But with all the fun things you can do, it can also be the bane of your business existence. Every day,...
by Francine Ward | Jan 11, 2020 | Blog Law, Book Contract, Book contracts, Breach of contract, Contract, contract law, Contracts, Intellectual Property, intellectual property copyright, Intellectual Property Information, Intellectual Property Protection, Law blog, Legal Blog, Valid contract
A contract is supposed to uphold an agreement and protect involved parties. So, what does an entity do if a signing party fails to deliver? Contract breaches happen often, and not just in small claims court. Just a few weeks ago, two large beverage...
