Video Game Law
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It's a lawsuit unboxing!!
The plaintiffs are the owners of Forsaken, known by their Discord handles, Basil and Hytoko. The defendant is the former owner, known as Soul.
The lawsuit starts out with a nice summary: Soul transferred the game to Basil and Hytoko after...
John Pork x Steal a Brainrot
When the client tells me they need a license for "John Pork," my first thought is, what the heck is a John Pork???
After some Google research, I asked my kid: hey, have you ever heard of John Pork?
He's like, "oh yeah, John Pork is call...
Perspective on the video game creator economy
I’ll be speaking on a panel about the creator economy at the Video Game Bar Association’s NW Summit. We’ll cover who owns what, who gets paid, and who actually makes the rules.
We’re coming at it from three sides:
Lauren Schulz (M...
Selling your Roblox or Fortnite game?
If you’ve built a large game and are thinking about selling to someone not already in the UGC space, you'll likely come into contact with investment bankers and brokers.
Brokers can help find buyers (private equity, strategic buyers),...
How much does a top Fortnite Creative game actually make?
A top Fortnite Creative map made $19 million in 14 months. This comes from an accountant’s sworn declaration.
In the Red v. Blue dispute, MM Games (better known as RVB) retained a CPA and valuation analyst to review the Crazy Red vs Bl...
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