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 high court injunction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high court injunction. 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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