Creativity is vital—and so is protecting it. It’s so vital, the founding fathers put it in the constitution. Article 1, Section 8 of Constitution grants Congress the power to ‘promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors (read: creative folks) the exclusive right to (read: ownership of) their respective writings and discoveries.’ They made a lot of missteps when drafting the Constitution, but the founding fathers were on to something when they gave Congress the authority to enact legislation designed to protect the exclusive rights of creators.
Join Patrice Perkins of Creative Genius Law® for a complete breakdown on how Producer No I.D. + Beyoncé maintained ownership of their creative works + the strategies they used to turn their ownership into wealth + build additional opportunities for themselves.
This #legalcoffeechat is a fit for you if you’re interested in learning different strategies to retain ownership of your creative works + how to turn your ownership into opportunity, and would like to learn about working with Creative Genius Law.
We will:
Explore creative strategies for retaining ownership of your creative works
Give you the opportunity to ask questions related to the micro-case studies (take advantage of the opportunity to ask questions).
Explore new exciting legal developments that will help you advocate for your ownership.
Share how you can work with Creative Genius Law as the strategic legal partners for your business.
If you attended our last legal coffee chat, you know you don’t want to miss this one. Virtual seats are limited. Please let us know if you can no longer attend so that we can allow someone from the waiting list to register.