Urgent Georgia Game Contracts Review

Budget: $200 - $450

I need a U.S.-licensed attorney to complete a red-flag review of two short, related agreements for my game studio—an independent-contractor revenue-share contract and a stand-alone intellectual-property assignment—together totaling roughly 15 pages. Georgia law governs both documents and I must have your comments back no later than Sunday, 9 PM EST.

Primary emphasis • Confirm that the transfer of ownership rights in the IP assignment will hold up and that all future work product is captured. • Assess whether the revenue-share contractor arrangement can be enforced in practice when the developer is located outside the United States, paying special attention to worker-classification risk.

Additional points to cover

• Strength of the arbitration clause for non-U.S. contractors.
• Whether any foreign employment laws could override our independent-contractor designation.
• and broader data- implications of collecting identification documents for contractor verification.
• Any other clauses that could expose the company to meaningful liability or impede enforcement.
• Pay particular attention to whether the assignment language is broad enough to satisfy a game publisher's standard due diligence requirements.

Deliverables

1. Mark-up or track-changes version of each agreement showing recommended edits.
2. Brief memo (bullet or paragraph form is fine) explaining the reasoning behind each flagged issue and prioritising critical versus nice-to-have fixes.

Please treat all documents and information shared in connection with this engagement as confidential attorney-client communications.

Please confirm the U.S. state(s) where you are admitted to practice, your malpractice coverage status, and that you can meet the Sunday evening deadline before you bid.