Putting Your Publisher at Risk of a Lawsuit is NO SMALL MATTER!

While it may be tempting to take shortcuts, and “borrow” from others without permission, don’t do it. EVER.
While it may be tempting to take shortcuts, and “borrow” from others without permission, don’t do it. EVER.
Different countries have different laws about people appearing in photographs.
Since I’m not doing this to make money, I don’t need permission to quote from other books, right?
“My lawyer says I can’t be sued because everything in my book is true.”
I’m always shocked when I hear this…
My publisher appears to have gone out of business, but my book is still selling on Amazon.
It’s pretty pathetic when a company is happy to take hundreds or thousands of dollars from you, knowing all the while that YOU might get sued some day for something you included in your book…
An article that has the exact same title as my book. Can I sue?
The publisher may be planning to do something more with your illustrations than you would want.
Her co-author wants to exclude her entirely.
Books that are no longer in print may or may not be available for republishing.