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Music Law

What to do if your work has been infringed

What to Do if Your Work Has Been Infringed: A Guide for Creatives

As a creative professional, your work is your livelihood. Whether you’re an artist, musician, writer, or designer, the time, effort, and passion you pour into your creations are invaluable. So, when someone uses your work without permission, it can feel like a personal and financial blow. At Landry

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Percentage Based Payment

Payment Flexibility: A New Era for Entertainment Attorneys

In the ever-evolving realm of music and entertainment, where the pulse of creativity beats incessantly, the traditional role of an attorney is being redefined. Our journey as a law firm in the field of entertainment and music law has illuminated the importance of not just safeguarding rights but als

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Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department Album Cover

Taylor Swift Delayed Filing Trademarks to Keep New Album a Secret

In the rapidly evolving landscape of music and intellectual property rights, the strategy behind protecting an album name through trademarks is both complex and critical. Taylor Swift, one of the most influential artists of our time, recently unveiled her new album, capturing the attention of millio

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How Do Record Labels Make Money?

How Do Record Labels Make Money?

Record labels are companies that sign recording artists and release their master sound recordings to the public. They are responsible for the production, distribution, and promotion of an artist’s master, and they receive a percentage of the profits in return. There are several ways that record labe

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