AUTHOR ALERT! Can Your Book’s REVIEWS Get You Sued? Yep!

Authors often think they can use emails from readers for marketing purposes without asking permission.
Authors often think they can use emails from readers for marketing purposes without asking permission.
Did the cousin, who is now deceased, do this on purpose? And, what recourse does the co-author have?
Old yearbook photographers could seriously get into the litigation business with all of the copyright infringement occurring online right now!!
Can you pull short stories from the Internet and include them in your book? NO!
What liability would an author face basing a fictional character on a living politician who committed crimes…
Libel, defamation, invasion of privacy, stress, and LEGAL FEES. Is writing a tell-all book about a public figure financially (and morally) worth it in the end?
I re-wrote my book under a pen name, and asked my publisher to have the old version removed from the Internet, but to no avail…
I get very angry when I see people trying to bully others when it appears they have no legal standing on the issue.
If someone purchases a photo from a reputable stock agency, they are NOT permitted to use that photo in any way they choose.
[This article is for information purposes and it is not intended to serve as legal advice.] You have received and sent a lot of letters and e-mails over the years and are thinking of including some of them in your new book. Indeed, you may be considering using such correspondence in a biography relating your […]