Right of Privacy/Publicity: Writing about Real People

$49.00 Registration

Webinar with Live Q&A

HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN JUST 60 MINUTES DURING THIS WEBINAR:

• Dos and don’ts for writing about real people and places
• The price you pay when not taking defamation law into account before you write about someone else
• Disclaimers dos and don’ts re: descriptions of real people and places
• Memoir writing about real people, places and events
• Novelizations based on true events and real people
• Freelance writing pitfalls when writing about real people in articles

This webinar includes a Live Q&A where you will have the opportunity to ask questions and get professional, actionable guidance about the right to privacy and publicity considerations for your writing.

With nearly 20 years in publishing, Jennifer is a multi #1 international, best-selling, award-winning author; an award-winning freelance writer, a professional developmental editor (EFA), and a sought-after book and business consultant. As The Literary Agent Matchmaker(TM), she knows that legal matters matter when it comes to protecting the projects you have worked so long and hard to write and craft.

Meet Joseph Perry

Joseph Perry is a publishing attorney who counsels authors, editors, agents, publishers, and other creatives in the book and magazine publishing industries. Joseph is also the founder of the literary agency, Perry Literary, where he represents nonfiction authors, which has produced two Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestsellers: The Unofficial Disney Parks Cookbook by Ashley Craft (Adams Media) and The 32 Principles of Jiu-Jitsu by Rener Gracie and Paul Volponi (Benbella). He received his JD from St. John’s University School of Law, and holds a BA and MA in English from St. Bonaventure University. Prior to founding his law practice and literary agency, Joseph worked as a legal analyst at Sony Music Entertainment.

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