A few months ago, I answered some questions for LawCrossing.com – today they posted my responses online. Check it out online here or download it here.LawCrossing Piece. Reproduced in full below: Solo practitioners enjoy various benefits that larger firm practitioners may lack, such as complete freedom over the cases they choose and the nature of their practice. […]
Owning Your Story: Legal Aspects of Self-Publishing
By: Olivia Clark, Georgia State University College of Law, and John Seay Self-publishing your book or ebook via websites like Amazon, CreateSpace, or Lulu can provide much more immediate results than sending manuscript after manuscript to traditional publishers. However, when you self-publish you are sacrificing the legal counsel that is part of a traditional publisher’s […]
The Seay Firm Speaking at Georgia Law Event
Atlanta Entertainment Lawyer John Seay of the The Seay Firm LLC is speaking at another event – this one at a University of Georgia School of Law on February 5th. The event is for students only, but will be moderated by Bertis Downs. J. Lett (Lett LLP) and Sabina Vayner (Kilpatrick Townsend) will be speaking as […]
John Seay To Be Panelist At Next Future Music Attorneys Event
On January 29, John Seay of The Seay Firm LLC will be a panelist at a Future Music Attorneys event entitled, “Establishing Yourself as a Music Attorney.” Details below.