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By: Dale Dietrich

Posted on August 8, 2005March 18, 2008 by Dale Dietrich

Character Licenses

Marc Mayer, of Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP describes how to avoid the pitfalls of using likenesses of individuals in video games.

Source: NextGen.biz

CategoriesCharacter License Cases, Copyrights, Featured Articles, Industry Contracts, Personality Rights Cases, Trademarks Tagsvg law 101

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