Entertainment & Music Law
Legal counsel for the entertainment industry.
From contract negotiations to royalty disputes, Landry Legal represents artists, labels, producers, and entertainment companies with the strategic, industry-savvy counsel they need to protect their creative work and business interests.
What we handle.
Contract Negotiation & Review
Record deals, publishing agreements, management contracts, licensing deals, and distribution agreements. We negotiate terms that protect your creative and financial interests.
Music Licensing
Sync licensing, mechanical licenses, performance rights, and master use agreements. We help you monetize your catalog and protect your rights.
Royalty Disputes
When royalties aren’t being paid correctly, we investigate, demand accountings, and litigate to recover what you’re owed.
Artist & Producer Representation
Full-service legal counsel for recording artists, producers, songwriters, and DJs navigating the entertainment industry.
Label & Company Counsel
Outside general counsel for record labels, management companies, studios, and entertainment ventures.
Copyright & IP Protection
Registration, enforcement, and defense of copyrights for music, film, visual art, and other creative works.
Templates & Guides
Music-industry resources, ready to use.
Plug-and-play contracts, founding-document guides, and on-demand counsel built specifically for artists, producers, and labels. Reviewed and updated by the firm.
Template Bundle
Complete bundle of all 7 music industry contract templates. Save $10 compared to buying individually.
$25
A Lawyer's Guide to Starting a Record Label
Step-by-step guide covering how to set up a record label, key contract terms, royalty collection, and operating music as a business.
$10
The Athlete's Playbook: Navigating Name, Image, and Likeness in College Sports
Free guide for college athletes on understanding the NIL landscape and making informed decisions about personal brand.
Free
On-Demand Counsel
Monthly subscription legal service with access to general consultation, document review, compliance assistance, and IP guidance.
$249
Common Questions
Entertainment & Music Law FAQ.
Do I need an entertainment lawyer or a manager?
Both serve different roles. A manager handles day-to-day career decisions and bookings, while an entertainment lawyer reviews and negotiates contracts, protects your intellectual property, and provides legal counsel. Having both ensures your creative and business interests are fully covered.
When should a musician hire a lawyer?
Before signing any contract — record deal, publishing agreement, management contract, or distribution deal. Also when someone uses your music without permission, when you're forming a group or label, and when negotiating sync placements or brand deals.
How are entertainment lawyers paid?
Payment structures vary: hourly rates, flat fees per project, a percentage of deal value, or royalties on the work we help you negotiate. During your consultation, we discuss which arrangement makes the most sense for your situation.
Let’s talk about your project.
Whether you’re negotiating a record deal, launching a label, or resolving a royalty dispute — we’re ready to help.
Call Us
(888) 914-0011