Jeff Andrus

I was looking for an intellectual properties attorney who would review the information described in Mr. Smith v Warner Brothers and consider representing me on a contingency basis. No one jumped at the opportunity. A member of California Lawyers for the Arts took the time to explain that my case would be very difficult because (1) I had not definitely proved that Warner Brothers had access to my screenplay and (2) the WB movie didn't contain nearly exact quotes or scenes from my script. Oh well. I guess now I'll have to hop in the car and slam on the brakes at an intersection just as the light turns from green to yellow.