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Most successful businesses rely on an assortment of contracts to protect intellectual property, control business operations and manage key relationships. Organizations may have contracts with suppliers and service providers as well as lenders, landlords and employees....
Entertainers monetize the way their voices sound, their personalities and their appearance to appeal to their fan base and other consumers. Businesses have long paid generous amounts for endorsement deals where celebrities recommend products to consumers. They have...
Domestic copyright protections are very important. They protect creative professionals and businesses from other parties monetizing or otherwise devaluing original works. The United States Copyright Office maintains a record of copyrighted works that can benefit those...
Establishing copyright protections is important for creative professionals and businesses. Through either publication or formal registration, a party invested in original creative works can protect those works from use or distribution by other parties. The more...
Copyright protections are a means of ensuring that the intellectual property of one person remains under their control. Writers, photographers and graphic artists rely on copyright protection to maintain control over their work and to find ways to profit off of their...
Like many other niches of the entertainment industry, the music industry often rewards youth. Big labels and successful producers are often looking for the newest young act to develop into successful career musicians. They sign major contracts with teens and even...
Investing in a business can be a way to develop industry connections and generate regular income. Those who are shareholders in successful businesses can receive dividends from the company's profits. Investors can also sell their interest in the company when the...
Investing in creative content can be a major business expense. Whether an organization acquires original musical compositions or literary works, creators often want competitive compensation to give up the rights to their original works, and keeping creators on staff...
Two entertainment titans that are probably known best in Florida for their massive theme parks have some partnerships that involve shared intellectual property (IP) – at least for theme park attractions. What IP each company can use determines what visitors to Disney...
Real estate developers in the Miami area may have big plans for an unimproved parcel. Perhaps they want to construct single-family homes in a new residential development. Maybe they want to construct a shopping center or an industrial complex for a manufacturing...