Starting a board game company – my Gen Con 2016 panel with Brian Henk, JT Smith, and Jeremy Commandeur
Check out the latest Gen Con 2016 panel release – Starting a Board Game Company with Brian Henk, Jeremy Commandeur, and JT Smith!
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Check out my Gen Con 2016 Legal Q&A Panels with Justin Jacobson
During Gen Con 2016, I had the pleasure of conducting two Q&A sessions with fellow attorney Justin D. Jacobson of LAWCRAFT. We had a ton of great questions in each session, so don’t miss these two podcast episodes!
The Game Lawyer at Gen Con 2016 – I’ve been featured as an “Industry Insider”!
Hello readers! I have exciting news – I’ve been accepted into the Gen Con “Industry Insider” program, which makes me a “featured presenter” in a handful of awesome panels. Those particular panels haven’t been revealed yet, but I’ll let you know right here as soon as they are. I’m also appearing on five other non-featured …
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Changing the Legal Moves release schedule – going monthly!
This summer, I’m taking a step back from my weekly podcasting schedule. Find out more in this post!
How do you fight against cybersquatters?
Attorney Zachary Strebeck details the procedure for fighting against cybersquatters to recapture a stolen domain name and defend your trademark on the Internet.
“Dancing baby” decision amended to remove automated fair use analysis language
The 9th Circuit has amended their decision in Lenz v. Universal. What effect will this have on fair use and DMCA takedowns?
Launching a multi-million dollar Kickstarter game – with Jamey Stegmaier of Stonemaier Games
In this episode, I talk with returning guest Jamey Stegmaier to discuss Stonemaier Games and the launch of the multi-million dollar Kickstarter project, Scythe. Don’t miss it!
Is it legal to make game trays and accessories for other companies’ games?
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at the use of other companies’ intellectual property in the creation of third-party game accessories, particularly replacement organizers and trays for board games.
State slaps failed Kickstarter creator with $54,000 fine
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck takes a look at the results of a Washington State lawsuit against the creator of a failed Kickstarter project, Asylum Playing Cards.
Misinformation abounds regarding “Orphan Works and Mass Digitization”
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at some of the hyperbolic opposition to the Copyright Office’s proposals regarding orphan works and mass digitization. No, the sky is not falling.