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Michigan Copyright Lawyer

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If seek an experienced copyright lawyer in Michigan, Revision Legal’s copyright lawyers have extensive experience in handling transactional copyright matters and copyright litigation in the Eastern District of Michigan and Western District of Michigan. Our attorneys have represented the following types of clients:

  1. Revision Legal’s attorneys have represented a musician in his copyright infringement lawsuit against a publicly traded television entertainment company and video game developer;
  2. Revision Legal’s attorneys have represented a book publisher in its defense of a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by an author;
  3. Revision Legal’s attorneys have represented a book author against a major television broadcaster;
  4. Revision Legal’s attorneys have represented a famous music in the termination of his grant of copyright rights to a record company;
  5. Revision Legal’s attorneys have negotiated the license of copyright rights between a video game developer and video game publisher;
  6. Revision Legal’s attorneys have negotiated the license of copyright rights between a manufacturer and video game publisher;
  7. Revision Legal’s attorneys have represented a famous artist in his attempts to stop the importation of infringing copies of his art; and
  8. Revision Legal’s attorneys have represented a famous artist in his copyright infringement lawsuit against a copycat.

Whether you are an artist, musician, author, manufacturer, or service provider, Revision Legal’s Michigan-based copyright lawyers have the experience and expertise to handle your copyright matter. Contact us today at 855-473-8474.

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