Entertainment Law
What kind of Copyright Protection does a Song have?
Over the last century, the United States has enacted various copyright protection laws that have expanded the lifetime of copyright
Silvino Diaz June 14, 2021
Entertainment Law
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Entertainment Law
What is a Performance Rights Organization (PRO)?
A Performance Rights Organization, or PRO, is an organization that collects royalties on behalf of songwriters and publishers for public
Silvino Diaz June 4, 2021
Business Law
Unauthorized Interception of Radio or Satellite Communications
Federal Law Federal law prohibits people who transmit or receive wire or radio communications from broadcasting such communications to unauthorized
Eric Gros-Dubois June 1, 2021
Business Law
Unauthorized Reception of Cable Service
Federal Law Federal law prohibits persons from receiving cable communications service without permission of the operator. Violating this law is
Eric Gros-Dubois June 1, 2021
Entertainment Law
How do Streaming Services Pay Artists?
Streaming services have increased in popularity in recent years; with popular services like Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal and others. These
Silvino Diaz February 23, 2021
Entertainment Law
What are the Different Types of Royalties in Music?
There are many different ways you can generate revenue from your music. Specifically, there are four types of royalties (1)
Silvino Diaz February 9, 2021
Entertainment Law
Can an Artist Prevent Their Song From Being Played at a Political Event?
Generally, most songs are copyrighted works and therefore, a license is required for the public performance of the copyrighted work. This license can be obtained from a “PRO”, which legally allows the copyrighted work to be played at public events or venues.
Silvino Diaz July 28, 2020
Entertainment Law
Why is Lady Antebellum Suing Lady A?
Country group, Lady A, formerly known as Lady Antebellum, has filed suit against Seattle blues singer Anita White, also known as Lady A. The feud started when Lady Antebellum decided to change their stage name to Lady A, because of the term Antebellum and its ties to slavery periods.
Eric Gros-Dubois July 22, 2020
Entertainment Law
How can my artwork steer clear of copyright infringement?
Painters and artists in Miami oftentimes copy images presented to them, without first checking to see if the artwork is copyrighted. This can unfortunately lead to a case of copyright infringement—something every artist seeks to avoid.
Eric Gros-Dubois July 21, 2020
Business Law
8 Consejos para Proteger tu Invento (Pt. 2)
#5 Solicitar una Patente es una Inversión en sí. Obtener una patente es un ejercicio de mostrarle al USPTO que
Silvino Diaz June 22, 2020
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