Entertainment Lawyers

What does a dancing baby on YouTube have to do with the U.S. Supreme Court? Apparently, a YouTube video lasting only 29 seconds and showing a baby dancing to "Let's Go Crazy", a 1984 popular hit [...]

David Oxenford, Esq. authors a very insightful blog covering legal issues facing the broadcast industry. In a recent post, David explains the fallout of dangerous contests stations are putting [...]

Recently on Tunecore.com, guest writer Justin. M Jacobson explains what a "Split-Sheet" is, and if it's your best option to protect your interests when co-writing a song. This article was [...]

Maane Khatchatourian writes this week in Variety, about the pending law suit against Chris Tucker & Netflix, filed by comedian Terry Hodges. Hodges claims that he was not paid fees for years of [...]

Wallace Collins, an attorney from New York, authors this informative blog on intellectual property and entertainment industry legal issues. Wallace's practice centers around entertainment law, [...]