[casual_games] Sample contracts for game development

[Thomas H. Buscaglia]

The Contributor Agreement in the Kit is generic 
in nature and was drafted based on US law.  As 
far as I know it is theoretically solid as far as 
hitting all of the relevant issues.  However, I 
would recommend running it past a local solicitor 
prior to using just to make sure it comports with 
any unique UK legal issues and to modify the 
"dispute resolution" section to comport with UK law.

Tom B

At 12:08 AM 9/21/2008, you wrote:

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>Sounds good! How relevant is this to the UK?


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