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Originally Posted by Literature
What, Dane? Only you can have personal conversations with entertainment lawyers at Disney?
I never said anything about Disney, by the way. I'll I'm saying is that I might have an uncle who works for Covington & Burling, which I'm sure is a firm you're very familiar with, and because of that connection, I may have recently met with two people who, how should I put it, had a former role as a very important person in the NFL, and another who currently does have a very important role.
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That's great. I'm happy for you and your future. Seriously.
But that doesn't mean that you're familiar with IP and entertainment contracts. I am.
Whether it was the Satriani vs. Coldplay or NFL CBA negotiations or the Charlie Sheen vs. Warner Bros contract dispute, I've argued with real attorneys on this site and guess what? I was right, they were wrong.
I've spent two decades dealing with entertainment law and IP. If I don't know the answer to a specific issue (which is rare these days), I can email, text, call or have lunch with a dozen entertainment lawyers that are either VP's or even Presidents of huge entertainment conglomerates.
Even though HMc is attempting to prove otherwise, I am not talking out of my ass nor talking out of turn.