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"Fortunately, there now is a simple, straightforward guide for perplexed art professionals. In The Law (in Plain English) for Galleries, Leonard DuBoff addresses laymen in terms free of legal jargon. He sets up guideposts and, with great common sense and the benefit of long experience, outlines safe paths to follow. The book's store of advice is invaluable and in this litigious age, essential for all who make their lives and livings in art." Andr Emmerich, senior vice president, Sotheby's and former owner and founder, Andr Emmerich Gallery BACK COVER: This substantially-revised edition is the definitive guide for negotiating the legal and managerial issues crucial to creating and maintaining a thriving gallery business. Prominent arts attorney Leonard DuBoff uses clear language and step-by-step instructions to give galleries, dealers, and artists' reps the essential tools for successfully tackling business demands. Comprehensive coverage includes:
Business organization Bank financing Collection of receivables Contracts Franchises Suppliers and staff Customer relations Catalog sales Copyrights and trademarks Advertising and Internet presence Liability and business insurance Commercial space rental Taxes Estate planning Plus: Expert advice on finding the best lawyer or accountant when professional help is needed.
The Law (in Plain English) for Galleries, Second Edition enables galleries to operate at maximum efficiency, ensuring prosperity and longevity for their businesses. -- 2800
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Essential Reading for Every Photographer,
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This review is from: The Law (in Plain English) for Photographers (Paperback)
This book covers the basics of the legal and business aspects of being a photographer. Duboff wastes no words. The book is thoughtful, concise, well organized and easy to read. The court cases he cites are interesting and thought provoking as well as useful information. This book is an invaluable reference for setting up a professional photography business.
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A too general overview for the basics of law for small business,
By Nicoletta Carlone "Nicoletta Carlone" (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Law in Plain English for Small Business (Sphinx Legal) (Paperback)
I have a small internet business and found a couple of chapters in this book to be helpful, but found many parts of it to be too general. The author genuinely offers some good advice, the problem is, that is just too little. There are so many types of businesses out there, and I feel like this is just the bare bones of what it could be. To me, it would be better if this book was 2 times longer. For a skim over of basic business law, I would give this a go, but for a more in depth picture of what you need to know, I would go to something that has a little more info.
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Details on censorship, obscenity, releases, online stock photos and more make this a key survey,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Law (in Plain English) for Photographers (Third Edition) (Paperback)
The Law (in Plain English) for Photographers comes from two attorneys who provide insights on digital imaging and the Internet. In an era where digital images can be easily captured and altered, discussions of photographer rights and avoiding legal problems become even more important. Details on censorship, obscenity, releases, online stock photos and more make this a key survey.
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