Legal Question in Business Law in Colorado
LLC and copywrite
If I form an LLC and am a filmmaker
and songwriter, can my work be owned
by the company and therefore
eliminate the need for a copywrite, or
should I trademark the name, form a
DBA and copywrite each piece of work?
Thank you
Asked on 2/26/08, 7:21 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: LLC and copywrite
Forming an LLC will do nothing to protect your work, in a copyright sense. You need to copyright each work that you produce. There may be business or tax reasons to form an LLC and to obtain trademark protection for a mark you are using, but you will still need to copyright the work.
Answered on 2/26/08, 7:33 pm
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