Should I, shan't I? It's eating away at me so I think I should. What you ask? Tell you about my need for a legal expert.
I'm extremely peeved at what I can clearly see is alleged plagiarism (alleged for legal purposes) of my work. In April, I posted a request for a "Copyright Infringement Solicitor" to look into a case I felt I had against a prominent British television company; the BBC. I sent them a manuscript for a drama serial entitled "Syndicate". It was the story of a group of workers and what happens to them after their lottery syndicate won a large sum of money. There were many similarities to the recently broadcast serial "The Syndicate" which was penned after the BBC had received my manuscript. Three solicitors I communicated with about the matter thought I had a good case, but were unwilling to proceed on a 'no win, no fee' basis, so hence my plea in April. Ah, well.
Showing posts with label Intellectual property. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Intellectual property. Show all posts
Thursday, 16 August 2012
Saturday, 7 April 2012
Wanted: Copyright Infringement Solicitor - Immediate Start
I need a Copyright Infringement Solicitor who would be willing to act on a 'no win, no fee' basis. The bare bones of my case is that I sent a script to a television company in 2010 (see earlier post) and the company is now broadcasting a drama serial extremely similar to my original idea. Unfortunately, being an 'aspiring' writer, I have no funds with which to pay for litigation, hence the appeal for a 'no win, no fee' deal. There is some urgency in this matter, as I have been advised that a High Court injunction would be the course of action to take. So...any takers?
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