Matt’s copyright practice brings together legal experience and firsthand knowledge of software development. He advises clients on ownership, registration with the U.S. Copyright Office, and enforcement.
Where code and copyright meet
Before law school, Matt worked as a software engineer. During law school, he helped develop the logic representation language and engine for the Durationator, a Tulane project analyzing copyright terms around the world.
His work includes copyright issues involving software, websites, books, and advertising materials. He also advises on website copyright compliance.
Understand the work and the relationship
Copyright questions often involve the work itself, the people who created it, and the agreements between them. Contact Matt to discuss a potential engagement. An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send confidential information unless you have already signed paperwork to engage Kean Miller to represent you.
Experience described in Matt’s Kean Miller biography.