| Entertainment Law |
| Am I at fault for supplying small-scale "entertainment explosives"? |
Explosives are prohibited by federal law. Your small scale operation may not send the ATF kicking your door down, but regardless, you are doing something illegal.
I doubt a written agreement ... |
| Random Question about Adult entertainment? |
Child in pic = child porn & felony. Best bet is to keep private or better yet, destroy ... |
| What charges could i sue this psycho???(she wanted a 15 to become a stripper)? |
since you are the minor and i think you said she was 29. Get the law envolved and have her arrested. She will have to spend lots of money for lawyer etc. She gets on the sex offender list and is ha... |
| Entertainment Law Question #9? |
Normally, I don't go back and forth looking at someone's questions, but you had an interesting one. Based on the previous set of facts, I would argue that Dynamic did not have to obtain ... |
| Do I need a license to sell tickets to an event in NJ; and what qualifies as a place of entertainment? |
I'm sorry no one has answered your question! Try google.com. Good luck! ... |
| Where can I find information about the correlation between adult entertainment and sex slavery? |
Good luck with that. I suspect you were being exposed to an argument presented to support an agenda. The adult entertainment industry in the U.S. is incredibly lucrative and to protect themselves t... |
| Does it cost to get advice from an Entertainment Lawyer? |
I am band manager go to law school for entertainment law. I am interested in hearing about this. If you want to email me: bands@foxalot.net I can try and help you with your problem if you give me... |
| Zonning laws for adult entertainment...? |
It depends on where you live. Different places have different zoning laws. You can call the planning department where you live (city run) and ask them. They should tell you. You can also look u... |
| Do i need an entertainment licence etc for a private party in a private field? |
I'm afraid there's not quite enough information in your question to provide a definite answer. It depends on whose field it is, who's organising the event and who (if anyone) is pay... |
| Adult entertainment? |
depends on city codes... the best way to find out is to contact the courthouse for the county you are interested in. ... |
| How much does an entertainment lawyer in the UK cost and what exactly do they do? |
They provide the legal guidances you will need to set up a business around the script you are working on.
Cost varies, and is negotiable.
I suggest picking up some books on film finance from ... |
| Entertainment Law Question #15? |
First, you need to determine if there was a contract. Here, AIE made an offer, seeking SS performance and SS accepted the offer to perform. No counteroffers were made and no conditions destroyed ... |
| Entertainment Court Award? |
I believe the amount is governed by the contract the parties enter. The court shows are just that shows. The actor or actress may be a real judge or have been a real judge, but on tv they are ac... |
| Entertainment Law Question #5? |
She has rights. If he just put those pictures out on posters she'd have NO rights at all. She'd have to buy back the rights. He could sell them to Playboy BUT they couldn't MAKE H... |
| Entertainment Law Question #10? |
No, the Court wouldn't issue such an injunction. Courts don't like to force the performance of contracts nor would they extend the performance. It is a bad idea for a lot of reasons, bu... |
| Entertainment Law Question #7? |
Generally, all ideas must be registered, trademarked, copyrighted, what ever to protect them. If they are not, they are still public domain and anyone can us them.
Although I am not an expert in... |
| Entertainment Law Question #13? |
are u trying to get people to do your law school homework for you? ... |
| Entertainment Law Question #12? |
EE can't go after RR if the Court concluded EE suffered no damages. However, EE can pursue a legal malpractice claim against AA (since in this hypo AA had a F/D and breached) in a civil court... |
| Entertainment Law: Is there any Talent Agents Code of Ethics in the U.S. or just in the State of Texas? |
Yes. Talent Agencies are governed by the Texas Occupations Code. More information about the laws regulating talent agencies can be found in the link below.
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| Entertainment Law Question #3? |
Well think about it -- what do you have?
Copyright, Trademark, other intellectual property issues. Can a title be copyrighted? What about expression? Can a title be a trademark? Likely to confuse?... |
| Entertainment Law Question #8? |
Sounds like a Law School Final. Is it?
"Under the law in effect before 1978, copyright was secured either on the date a work was published or on the date of registration if the work was reg... |
| Entertainment Law Question #14? |
Yes, according to the Code. MM would probably face fines...
"1700.4. (a) "Talent agency" means a person or corporation who engages in the occupation of procuring, offering, promi... |
| Can entertainment establishments such as a concert hall legally prevent you from taking in bottles of water? |
Any place of business at any time reserves the right to refuse service to any of it's patrons. Legally all they can do is not allow you in with the water. They can't confiscate it against... |
| Entertainment Law Question #17? |
The likely outcome is that BP would not be successful. Okay, so first we have to determine what type of arrangement exists between BP and WW.
WW had contract with BP for first novel, but only... |
| Entertainment Law #4? |
That's a sticky question and it happens all the time. In the case of a real producer, they negociate a title, give him a fat fee and a free office on the lot for two years or so.
This is c... |
| Entertainment Law Question #16? |
Same answers from your last question, but I would add that the likelihood of AIE being able to obtain damages is probably greater. The length of time between the agreement (contract) between SS an... |
| Entertainment Law Question #2? |
The precedent has already been set. You can't use the Marx Brothers commercially without negociating rights with the family, same applies to Charlie Chaplin. Say, for example, you want to us... |
| Entertainment Law Question #1? |
Because of the scandal, and the public nature of the subsequent hearings, Mr. Van Doren could be considered a public figure. While a limited amount of license could be exercised with the facts per... |
| Entertainment Law Question #6? |
Wow. You're GETTING BETTER AT THIS
That's a toughy. A crafty lawyer would have to WRANGLE a judge.
This is one of those cases you try in Minneapolis MN, which has no movie industr... |
| Entertainment Lawyer? |
Entertainment lawyers represent actors, and other entertainers or movieb studios and other entertainment institutions.
The salary has a range of probably 40,000 to close to half a million a year... |
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