CPRA versus CCPA [7 major changes game devs need to know!]
Coming hot on the heels of 2020’s CCPA California privacy law is the new (and more strict) CPRA. Learn what you need to do to comply by reading my post!
Verification Code for Amazon Brand Registry [Get Verified in 2022!]
If you sell products on Amazon, it’s vital that you protect your brand with Amazon Brand Registry. In this post, find out everything you need to know about your verification code.
What are NFTs in gaming? (Non-fungible tokens explained)
Wondering what impact NFTs have in video games? Check out my post for info on how they work and how NFTs fit into the gaming space.
Amazon’s Indie Game Side Project Terms – are they normal?
Is Amazon’s policy for employe side projects normal? I’ll take a look at the leaked agreement terms and give some important tips on making games on the side!
What do you do if your Kickstarter fails?
Thinking of running your first Kickstarter campaign? Make sure you check out this latest episode of the Legal Moves podcast, featuring Marc and Tom from Orange Nebula!
Gen Con 2019 – Tabletop Legal Q&A Session!
Update: The Q&A went really well, and I’ve released it as an episode of my podcast, Legal Moves! You can listen to it by clicking
What does the Supreme Court copyright decision mean to game devs?
Worried about the Supreme Court copyright registration decision? Check out this post to learn what it means for game developers and what to do about it!
Game Dev Alert – New games must provide Accessibility Options
Video game developers beware: rules regarding in-game accessibility are in effect as of Jan 1, 2019. Check out this article to find out the requirements and how you can comply.
Bethesda in hot water: my take on some recent legal news
Check out my legal take on some of Bethesda’s recent issues with Fallout 76. I was interviewed by Techraptor for my thoughts on Bethesda’s privacy issues and potential deceptive marketing.
California online privacy policy requirements [2022 CCPA Guide]
Worried about what you need to have in your California privacy policy? Check out my guide to CA privacy laws, including the CCPA, with a free download!
