Morrison / Lee

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[...] of other players “used” in the EA games. None of them will get a dime. -Ryan Morrison, Video Game Attorney [...]

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[...] part of these rules? They’re voluntary! The ESRB is not a government body, and the game industry follows these guidelines so that a government agency doesn’t come down and demand [...]

[...] of course it has led to some clients, that is not why I do it. I truly just love the game industry and do my best to be its shield against companies like King who, in my opinion, use the [...]

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[...] . His case wasdismissed, but the points discussed are very important to the future of the gaming industry. The game itself never actually refers to Mr. Hart by name, however, he claimed the “ [...]

[...] the little “T” or “M” on the games you buy, and the ones who set up rules within the gaming industry. The best part of these rules? They’re voluntary! The ESRB is not a government body, [...]

[...] by Sungjin Joo When you make something, whether its art, music, code, or a story, the value of the work often [...]

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[...] Agreement within its own legal system and practice.” Now I’m no expert on international agreements, but that clause seems to me to be saying, “My country can ignore whatever [...]

[...] , you do not own the e-books you buy, you are just licensing them. Same issue, new medium. Video gamers are familiar with the legal battle between rental and ownership, it being illegal to try to [...]

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Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on Legal As She Is Spoke With news breaking last month that Amazon has a patent to resell e-books, con [...]