The Family-Law Book Your Clients Read at Midnight
Family-law clients arrive in crisis. Six vignettes of how a family-law attorney’s book actually shows up in clients’ private hours, before they ever pick up the phone.
Information on legal matters relevant to writers and publishers, including contracts, intellectual property, liability, and the regulatory landscape of publishing. Not legal advice, but practical awareness from someone who navigates these issues professionally on every ghostwriting project.
Family-law clients arrive in crisis. Six vignettes of how a family-law attorney’s book actually shows up in clients’ private hours, before they ever pick up the phone.
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