Legal Question in Business Law in Colorado

The actual ancient texts are one thing. But if you are copying or making derivative works from more recent translations of those texts, those translated versions may be protected by copyright.

You also have all the same business considerations any other business will have (e.g., entity formation, trademark considerations, central service agreements or terms, etc.).

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