About this item:

The first in the CA Business Series covers a ton of useful information on
Non-Disclosure Agreements, Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreements, Rights Transfer Agreements, Non-Competes, and the important Fine Art of
Negotiation Strategy. This is not stuff you get in art school. This is
the real deal.

The downloads contain sample forms so you can begin to do business the right way as a creative. The hosts are attorney-art business CEO Jeff Makoff Esq. and myself. Jeff Makoff is licensed in California and the District of Columbia and has an international clientele.  I have negotiated more than 400 of these types of agreements.

 When you first start working in the field of entertainment, you can easily be taken advantage of if you do not know this information. Get a
leg up on the competition by learning more about the law and how professional negotiators protect rights and make fair deals.  This video familiarizes you with legal issues in the art business and helps you avoid being eaten by the sharks in industry waters.

This is business and legal for artists - the artist-friendly samples alone make this video a great deal. The download covers many examples of what artists need to do to be successful when beginning to negotiate their business deals - and what not to do. This download will help you get set up for success and land jobs in the field.

Artists need to know this stuff. ConceptArt.Org is serving it up on a plate. Trailer and info to come...

Jeff is on our side. He is one of the good guys. He has represented CA and MB for years now and his negotiation strategies and ability to make
great decisions have been a huge help to my own growth as an artist who became biz guy. He has been a mentor and is a big reason we are
successful today. He is the Art Law Barracuda - someone the other side
doesn t want to see on a case or at the negotiating table. He is here to help us protect our rights and has done exactly that.


Thank you,



Jason Manley





The information contained in this presentation is general in
nature and does not constitute advice on any particular situation.  The
law varies widely among the states of the U.S. and other countries. You
should consult with your own attorney on your own specific legal
questions.

 This presentation does not create an
attorney-client relationship between a viewer and art law attorney
Jeffrey Makoff or Makoffs LLP.  If you wish to contact Mr. Makoff,
please refer to www.makoffs.com. Mr. Makoff is licensed to practice law
in California and the District of Columbia.