Video Game Law in a Nutshell [Games Law Explained!]
Curious about video game law? In this post, you’ll see an overview of the main legal issues in video games and how I help game developer clients every day.
What is a collaboration agreement? [Ultimate Guide]
Collaborating with some other people on a project? You need to get it in writing. Check out my Ultimate Guide to Collaboration Agreements!
Your Indie Game Studio business plan (and how to get one)
Looking to start an indie game business? Get yourself a business plan first. This post goes deep into what needs to be in there and how to do get it done.
Starting an Escape Room business [Ultimate Guide]
Thinking of opening an escape room business? Make sure all your legal bases are covered first. Check out my Ultimate Guide to starting an escape room here!
How do you divide up equity in your new game studio?
One of the questions that always comes up when I’m forming a new game company for clients is “How do we divide the equity?” There are a few ways to go about it, each with their own pros and cons. Let’s take a look at the options.
Can you use another game’s card names in your game?
When developing a game, there are a number of small details that you put into it, including the names of cards, powers, weapons, and other
How do I get funding for my indie game company?
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at the many fundraising options available to indie game developers. These include loans, crowdfunding and selling equity in the company in order to fund development.
How do I know if something is in the public domain?
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck looks at common questions about copyright and the public domain. Depending on the facts, there could still be legal protection.
Understanding the hidden risks when outsourcing game development
As outsourcing game development and content increases, so do the potential risks. Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck explores these risks and what to watch out for when contracting with a company overseas.
The long, but surprisingly simple, road to becoming an authority
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck talks about some of the reasons why building authority can benefit a game developer and one way that it can be accomplished.
