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News and analysis
What’s happening in entertainment, music and trademark law, explained by the firm’s team.
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The Tini Stoessel case: when trust replaces contracts
Whoever generates a business’s value without access to corporate information or royalties is left unprotected. Corporate control, accountability and rights ownership.
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Synchronization licenses: the risk that can stop a release
Music for a production is chosen on artistic grounds, but the risk lies in the chain of rights. Territory, formats and license term, from…
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Behind a hit: the legal architecture that decides who gets paid
When a song takes off and there are no signed agreements, the lack of clarity ruins projects. Agreements between songwriters, labels, publishers and artists,…
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Independent music: the legal structure that gives your assets value
Masters, compositions, contracts and assignments are the real value of a music project. Having them in order prepares a catalog for investment, expansion or…
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Music catalogs: why many cannot be sold when the offer arrives
Music catalogs are among the assets most sought after by funds, labels and publishers. But if the contracts do not support it, the asset…