Lucas LLP is a law practice dedicated to helping creative people and companies develop and manage their business and legal relationships.

We advise a varied group of clients on a range of issues and offer exceptional experience in matters of:

› publishing law and related business issues;
› literary representation;
› rights management and licensing;
› copyright registration, research, and management;
› art law; and
› business formation and development.
We represent and counsel a spectrum of clients: authors, artists, publishers, and other professionals who contribute to the publishing of books, journals, magazines, and websites; software designers and developers; sellers and buyers of art; consultants and companies who create, manage, and distribute creative works; and many others who seek advice on how to develop opportunities and protect their interests.

We welcome inquiries regarding our legal services and literary representation, and encourage you to review the information on this website for an overview of our practice.

2009 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books

The book review section may be gone, but the Los Angeles Times' Festival of Books lives on. UCLA hosts the festival this weekend, 25-26 April, and it's a must-visit event for those of us who live and read locally and for many others who make the trek to L.A. for panels, booksignings, and a wide array of exhibitors.

Festival information is available online, television coverage of selected programs will be provided by C-SPAN's BookTV, and local hero Mark Sarvas will be offering his take via The Elegant Variation. Show up, log on, or tune in this weekend.

Lisa Lucas at the Tucson Festival of Books

Lisa Lucas will be speaking to attendees of the inaugural Tucson Festival of Books on Saturday, March 14, 2009 from 1:00pm-2:00pm at a session entitled "The Path to Publication: An Attorney's Perspective." Lisa will discuss topics of interest to writers of both fiction and nonfiction and will address:

+ separating copyright fact from fiction;
+ seeking help from agents, attorneys, and other advisors;
+ deciding whether to pursue a contract from an established publishing house or to self publish; and
+ identifying common publishing contract pitfalls.
The session will be held in room 204 of Koffler Hall on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson. Information about the Festival's sessions, book signings, and other events is available on its website.

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