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: Entertainment Law Update

Asked and Answered: Idea Theft and Submission Releases/Waivers.

By Gordon Firemark

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Q:  Can a writer give a waiver not to sue to a producer to steal their property, since theft is a crime and would be prosecuted in the criminal courts? Is their any civil remedy to the writer for theft? A:  Yes, a writer CAN sign a waiver promising not to sue a producer who misappropriates [...]
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  3. Asked and Answered: Do I need a release to tell a true story about a person?

Full post as published by Entertainment Law Update on November 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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