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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4950133" data-attributes="member: 10177">It seems pawsplay has studied some of the same copyright laws that my lawyer has. See, my lawyer doesn't practice law in one legal arena, he has practiced his trade across the nation in many court systems, so he has a much clearer &quot;big picture&quot; of what constitutes copyright &quot;rights&quot; versus actual violations.Still, like I have always said, consult your own lawyer. I also say, just because they think they are an expert doesn't mean they are.Like I pointed out above, if I had always listened to so called &quot;experts&quot; I would be dead, and in nearly half a million dollars more financial pain. So just be aware, just because they have a degree, and present themselves as &quot;expert&quot; does not mean they are. So study it yourself, so you can ask knowledgeable questions, because that allows you to gain more knowledgeable insights.Sounds hokey, but its worked very well for me.Remember my example, Doctors are highly trained so called &quot;experts&quot;, but they still kill an average of 88,000 patients per year due to their &quot;expertise&quot;, or should I say true lack there of.Same thing goes for any &quot;expert&quot; in any field. So chose them wisely. Doing your own research helps you do this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 4950133, member: 10177"] It seems pawsplay has studied some of the same copyright laws that my lawyer has. See, my lawyer doesn't practice law in one legal arena, he has practiced his trade across the nation in many court systems, so he has a much clearer "big picture" of what constitutes copyright "rights" versus actual violations. Still, like I have always said, consult your own lawyer. I also say, just because they think they are an expert doesn't mean they are. Like I pointed out above, if I had always listened to so called "experts" I would be dead, and in nearly half a million dollars more financial pain. So just be aware, just because they have a degree, and present themselves as "expert" does not mean they are. So study it yourself, so you can ask knowledgeable questions, because that allows you to gain more knowledgeable insights. Sounds hokey, but its worked very well for me. Remember my example, Doctors are highly trained so called "experts", but they still kill an average of 88,000 patients per year due to their "expertise", or should I say true lack there of. Same thing goes for any "expert" in any field. So chose them wisely. Doing your own research helps you do this. [/QUOTE]

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