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7 AI Litigation Update

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Legal challenges to generative AI are on the rise. This post, an AI litigation update, is a snapshot in time looking at what is going on in two of the active cases.

If you use AI technology to create work, you can claim copyright protection for your contribution to that work. Here’s how to file your application for copyright registration.

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Book disclaimers in fiction, non-fiction, and memoir serve important purposes not the least of which is to limit an author’s liability.

Trump’s lawsuit against Bob Woodward will be closely watched by journalists, documentary filmmakers, and podcasters alike.

Trials can make for great cinema. Here’s my list of the 10 best courtroom movies.

You’ve been signing them for years without a thought. Now that you’re starting to sell your work online, do you know what makes a legally binding online contract?

Have authors given up their rights to create NFTs from their books in publishing contracts that were signed before NFTs even existed?

Cut through the legalese in your contracts with this easy to understand glossary.

The independent life of fictional characters. Consider them an additional creative asset in a writer’s intellectual property portfolio.

You can’t just slap your style on someone else’s creative work and call it transformative. Fair use guidelines are evolving.

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7 AI Litigation Update

9 AI-generated Content and Copyright Registration

2 Book Disclaimers: Tips for the Indie Author

13 Who Owns the Copyright to Interview Recordings?

14 10 Best Courtroom Movies

0 Legally Binding Online Contracts

0 NFTs and Publishing Contracts

0 Contract Terms: A Glossary for Creatives

0 Are Fictional Characters Protected Under Copyright Law?

6 New Fair Use Guidelines: the Defense Narrows