March 25, 2026
Michael Jackson’s catalogue still generates millions years after his passing. Here’s how proper estate planning can protect and grow your music legacy.
March 25, 2026
A royalty dispute over Tyla’s hit song “Water” shows why split sheets and proper agreements are critical in music. Here’s what every creative needs to know.
March 25, 2026
A lawsuit over Mike Tyson’s tattoo nearly blocked a Hollywood film release. Here’s how Whitmill v. Warner Bros changed how the law views tattoos and copyright.
March 24, 2026
Beyoncé’s attempt to trademark the name “Blue Ivy” wasn’t as straightforward as it seemed. This case reveals how trademark law works — and why prior use can outweigh even global fame.
February 27, 2026
One clause that songwriters, singers, and producers often overlook in publishing agreements is the retention period. Many creatives pay attention to the advance, the royalty split, and the duration of the deal, but they do not carefully examine how long the publisher will continue to control their songs after the agreement ends. That oversight can have long-term consequences.