Attorney Aaron Moss discusses the complexities of joint authorship as a matter of copyright law and why it is essential to establish these terms before it’s too late. Moss writes:

Can someone be tricked into giving up copyrights he may never have owned in the first place? That’s just one of the interesting questions raised by a new lawsuit filed by William Crabtree, colorist of the first 50 issues of the comic book series “Invincible,” against the series’ writer and co-creator Robert Kirkman.

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