Archive for April, 2008

Brand asked:


A close friend of mine is a magician, and with the release of the new movie “The Prestige” there is a line they use to promote the movie, as well as in the movie itself “The Pledge, The Turn, and The Prestige”… He is interested in using these titles to promote order medicine online a commercial magic act. My question is, is it necessary for him to get a lawyer to determine if it is copyright infringment, or is it ok for him to use those?

“Kh a a a a a n n” ! ! asked:


My commercial tenant asked me if I would let him out of the lease he has with me. We made a verbal agreement to a set of conditions on how he could be allowed out of the lease early. He would now like me to sign an amendment to the lease that he had his buy generic drugs online lawyer draw up. I am hesitant to sign anything by HIS lawyer. I never agreed to sign anything, and I am confident that I could simply tell the tenant that I will let them out of the lease when they have complied with the conditions agreed to verbally.

OR – could I tell the tenant that I will sign something provided it is written by MY lawyer and the tenant pays the legal bills?

Would that be fair? And would that be appropriate?

  

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