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WHY DO YOU NEED AN

ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY?

Are you a writer, actor, director, or a producer?

Do you have a great idea for a screenplay or a book?

If you’ve already written a screenplay or a book, have you
been approached by a producer or a publisher?

Has your agent or manager sent you a contract about their services?

Do you have an entertainment business venture with
at least one other partner?

If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, you should consider retaining an entertainment attorney to represent you. If you're a musician or an actor, you probably didn't think about the importance of having an entertainment lawyer until you had a contract to sign. Once you signed, you'd be bound by the contract's terms. Suddenly, looking at those terms, you knew you needed a lawyer to look it over and make sure everything worked as much to your advantage as possible. Perhaps your agent could offer an opinion, but a lawyer would have more expertise.

Entertainment lawyers specialize in advising clients regarding negotiation and interpretation of contracts and other legal matters for artists, employees, companies and individuals involved in all areas of the entertainment industry. Regardless of the entertainment industry in which you work, an entertainment attorney can help you to protect your interests and advance in your career.