Receiving a cease and desist letter can be some content creators’ worst nightmare. It brings with it the threat of legal action and the need to involve lawyers in your project. I’ve written a guest post on Stonemaier Games’ Kickstarter Lessons blog discussing what options a creator has when they receive one of these letters.
Check it out, and please leave a comment either here or there if you have any questions.
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