Protecting Your Work: Legal Essentials Every Writer Should Know

Categories: Law | Legal Issues | Writing

Erika Stribling, Kem Hinton, Marty Ludlum, Miranda Darrow, and Virginia Lee explore the legal challenges authors may face, from defamation and copyright to contracts and liability. They share practical strategies to help writers protect both their work and their rights.

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