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    Lindsey Mead is an associate with the firm's Business & Tax practice group in Lansing. Lindsey focuses on business law, business contracts, intellectual property, and legal matters associated with business' use of artificial ...

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Imagine spending years finalizing a creative work only to discover another has come along that shares your plot twists and characters. Whether you are crafting a book, screenplay, film, or any other creative work, understanding what copyright protection actually provides and what it does not, is crucial, especially if you stumble upon a work from another party that seems strikingly similar to your own.

Learn more on "Understanding Copyright Protection for Creative Writers" from IP attorneys Lindsey Mead and Mike Murshak.

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