Entertainment Law

What Does an Entertainment Lawyer Actually Do?

The entertainment industry is fueled by creativity, innovation, and intellectual property. Whether you're a musician recording your first album, a filmmaker producing an independent movie, a social media influencer building a brand, or a startup developing AI-powered creative tools, protecting...
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Sony vs. AI Music Generators: What the recent $9 Billion Copyright Battle Means for Artists and Songwriters

Artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every creative industry, and the music business is no exception. AI-powered music generators can now produce songs in seconds, mimic famous artists' vocal styles, compose original melodies, and generate lyrics with minimal human input. While...
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What You Need to Know About Entertainment Contracts Under Florida Law

Navigating the entertainment industry in Florida requires more than talent and opportunity—it demands a clear understanding of the entertainment contracts that govern your creative work, your rights, and your long‑term career trajectory. Whether you are an artist, producer, musician, filmmaker,...
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Who Owns My OnlyFans Content: Myself or the Website?

For many OnlyFans creators, the content posted to the subscription service platform is a primary or sole source of income. Like any other creation or work product, OnlyFans content can be left open to theft by nefarious parties despite the...
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Hollywood Strikes Conclude as Writers’ and Actors’ Unions Secure New Contracts

In the fall of 2023, the widely publicized writers’ and actors’ union strikes that halted the film and television industry for much of the year finally ended. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike, which represented 11,500 screenwriters, was the...
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