ECIJA is advising NOSTROMO PICTURES and BETA FICTION on the film “CRONOS”
ECIJA has provided advice on all matters relating to audiovisual production (service contracts, production contracts, exploitation contracts, distribution contracts, etc.), and on matters of the right to information and freedom of expression, particularly with regard to potential conflicts with the rights to honour, personal and family privacy, and one’s own image.
The following lawyers have been involved in the project: Javier López (Partner), Elena Ordúñez (Partner), José Ignacio Gómez Santano (Senior Associate), Jaime Velasco Pérez-Mulet (Associate) and Cristina Ron García (Associate).
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