Top Blog Posts of 2023 by Kelley Way
It’s the end of the year, so that means it’s time to round up our top blog posts of the year! See what Kelley Way’s list is.
It’s the end of the year, so that means it’s time to round up our top blog posts of the year! See what Kelley Way’s list is.
We look at a court case between Andy Warhol and Lynn Goldsmith and how that case continues to influence our fair use laws today.
Copyright law protects creative work from being used without reference or purchase and it’s important to be sure you’re familiar with it.
Some think fair use is a magic bullet that will defend them against all lawsuits. Others are confused and want to know more about what fair use is and how it works. Join us for frequently asked questions and answers by literary lawyer, Kelley Way.
Confused about copyright rules and fair use for Internet content? Then discover some do’s and don’ts by estate and literary lawyer, Kelley Way.
Authors often wonder if they can use the name of a real business in their novels. Literary lawyer Kelley Way shares about the issues of using business names in your books.
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