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The Law (in Plain English) ® for Crafts
(6th Edition)
by Leonard D. DuBoff
The sixth updated and revised edition of this definitive guide is for craftspeople who want to understand the law and successfully tackle the business and legal issues they face every day in their field.
Arts lawyer Leonard D. Duboff has brought everything current: new laws, statutes and related materials. He has also added a discussion of new business forms such as limited liability companies and the like. Considered by many to be the pioneer of art law, Duboff takes the reader step-by-step through the legal aspects of a crafts business, discussing everything from trademarks and copyright to contracts, consignment, taxes, product liability, working at home, and getting the right compensation for his or her work.
The book offers valuable legal advice that can save thousands of dollars in attorneys’ fees, and also tells how to find good legal assistance when it is needed.
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Reviews
“Anyone considering turning their beloved craft into a cottage industry needs to read The Law (in Plain English)® for Crafts. DuBoff understands the craftsperson’s needs and is especially qualified to tell them what they need to know. DuBoff leads the reader through what would otherwise be an intimidating mess of paper. This book, like DuBoff’s others, is indispensable, offering hours of expert legal advise.” —FYI
“The Law (in Plain English)® for Crafts can serve as a useful reference for any of the business transactions in which students, individuals, or groups engage. This book would be a valuable resource.” —Arts & Activities
“Leonard DuBoff is a walking encyclopedia of craft, art, intellectual property, and business law. When I made the transition from glass artist to magazine and book publisher, I realized that one of the best friends my business could have is a knowledgeable attorney. Leonard DuBoff has the answers and the experience to back them up.” —Joe Porcelli, Publisher, Glass Craftsman magazine
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