Game Attorney Q&A #02
Thanks for the great reply, Tom. Really helped in getting insight in what to do when the time arises :)
A follow-up question, though:
When dealing with an indie project, how do you make your team members sign an NDA?
I mean, what's required for an NDA to be valid? Does the signature have to be on real paper or would it suffice to sign on paper and then scan it (for easier distribution)?
Just wondering if it's necessary to require all team members to send signed NDAs by ordinary snail mail or if some digital form is allowed.
Thanks for the great reply once again. Keep it up! :D
Soren Dreijer
BlackSmith Studios (http://www.blacksmith-studios.dk)
A follow-up question, though:
When dealing with an indie project, how do you make your team members sign an NDA?
I mean, what's required for an NDA to be valid? Does the signature have to be on real paper or would it suffice to sign on paper and then scan it (for easier distribution)?
Just wondering if it's necessary to require all team members to send signed NDAs by ordinary snail mail or if some digital form is allowed.
Thanks for the great reply once again. Keep it up! :D
Soren Dreijer
BlackSmith Studios (http://www.blacksmith-studios.dk)
Hey, Thanks!
I really enjoyed the article. It is always helpful to understand the legalities of the Game Industry rather than just getting your head stuck in the Development end of things.
I really enjoyed the article. It is always helpful to understand the legalities of the Game Industry rather than just getting your head stuck in the Development end of things.
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