Legal Question in Business Law in Arizona
If someone was to attempt to start a videogame business, but was unable to pay programmers, artists, etc. to assist him initially, would it be legal to create a contract stating that they would work on this game for free, and if successful, the profit would be divided in an agreed-upon percentage?
Asked on 1/06/14, 4:45 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Donald Scher
Donald T. Scher & Associates, P.C.
Yes, it is legal, but must be done carefully and be sure to reserve all rights of ownership to everything that they do, to yourself.
Answered on 1/06/14, 8:45 pm
John Burton
The Law Office of John Burton, PLLC
Yes it would be legally but I doubt the third parties would take it on with the understanding they work for free initially and get paid only if the project is successful. Give my firm a call for further discussion.
John Burton
602/617/8516
Answered on 1/07/14, 8:08 am
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