Title: The Little Book of Elvis Law
Description: "From the beginning, Elvis and his business advisors were well aware of his fame and immediately sought to capitalize on it. He entered into license agreements to use his name and likeness in connection with the marketing and sale of countless consumer goods. His death did little to decrease his popularity, and these commercial activities still provide his estate with astounding amounts of cash. It is against this financial backdrop that a sizable body of litigation has arisen, leading to the fascinating cases captured in The Little Book Of Elvis Law. Among many paternity suits and recording contracts, these cases also involve: Priscilla Presley, a bar called The Velvet Elvis, a death certificate investigation, a 16-hour-long documentary, a magazine photo spread, and an agreement with television host Geraldo Rivera"--Page [4] of cover.
Subjects: Trials, litigation, Entertainers, Intellectual property, Cases, Personality (Law), Legal status, laws, Presley, elvis, 1935-1977, Entertainers, law and legislation