Leeja Miller
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REAL LAWYER Explains How to Avoid Copyright Strikes on Youtube and Lawsuits in the Real World
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18:55Now PlayingHi I'm a real life intellectual property lawyer and I want to help you make amazing youtube videos, presentations, and other creations without violating federal copyright laws. Spoiler alert: just because you don't get a copyright strike on Youtube, doesn't mean you aren't violating the law. Also if you're a creator, this video will explain what your copyrights are. Find out how to keep yourself safe!
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