Arrington & Phillips, LLP has a wide range of experience in music legal issues.
Our law firm has extensive experience in representing musicians, artists, songwriters, producers, record labels, and other music industry professionals. We understand the unique challenges and opportunities facing our clients in the constantly evolving music industry.
We offer a range of legal services, including contract drafting and negotiation, copyright and trademark registration and enforcement, licensing agreements, royalty disputes, and much more. Our team of experienced attorneys combines their legal expertise with a deep understanding of the music industry to provide comprehensive and effective legal solutions for our clients.
In addition to our legal services, our website provides a wealth of resources for music industry professionals, including articles on current legal issues, industry news, and helpful tips for navigating the legal aspects of the music industr
At Arrington & Phillips, we are dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of our clients in the fast-paced and complex music industry. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your legal goals and succeed in the music industry.
Is it Fair Use? Using the Creative Work of Others
If copyright creates a group of exclusive rights in the creator, that should mean permission is needed when you want to incorporate someone else's creative work into your own. But permission is not always needed. Fair use is a concept that can protect you from a...
Additional Areas Of Music Law
While music law focuses primarily on copyright law and licensing, music law also involves other areas of law in the music business. Other types of law that are part of music law include:Contract lawContracts are at the heart of the music business. Artists, song...
How Music Law Applies To Broadcasting
There are many entities that broadcast music. Radio stations, television stations, bars, restaurants and even schools broadcast music or perform it live. Because the creator of a musical work gets a copyright for the work, people who want to broadcast a work or...