I'm going to be one of the people on the panel discussing contracts and how not to sign your life away, along with Clare London and Josephine Myles. This is obviously a fairly big topic, and we'd like to make it as useful as possible.
Therefore, if you're planning to come to this panel, and if you have any specific questions, or areas you'd really like covered, do feel free to mention them now and give me a chance to brush up and/or take my Head of Contracts at work out for coffee and pick her brains.
Post here or on Twitter @kj_charles or with the hashtag #ukmeetcontracts.
Disclaimer: none of us are contracts lawyers and we can't vet contracts for you. But if you're baffled by subsidiary rights, or secretly never understood the difference between published price and net receipts royalties, or anything else, this is your chance to have people talk you through it.
We will be asking for questions on the day, so you should have a chance to be heard then, but we'll have a better chance of swotting up on the answers to complicated questions if they come in early, and we want this to be as useful as possible - so feel free! And don't be embarrassed: there is no such thing as a stupid question when it comes to Contracts, though there are very many stupid answers.
Therefore, if you're planning to come to this panel, and if you have any specific questions, or areas you'd really like covered, do feel free to mention them now and give me a chance to brush up and/or take my Head of Contracts at work out for coffee and pick her brains.
Post here or on Twitter @kj_charles or with the hashtag #ukmeetcontracts.
Disclaimer: none of us are contracts lawyers and we can't vet contracts for you. But if you're baffled by subsidiary rights, or secretly never understood the difference between published price and net receipts royalties, or anything else, this is your chance to have people talk you through it.
We will be asking for questions on the day, so you should have a chance to be heard then, but we'll have a better chance of swotting up on the answers to complicated questions if they come in early, and we want this to be as useful as possible - so feel free! And don't be embarrassed: there is no such thing as a stupid question when it comes to Contracts, though there are very many stupid answers.