Media Law for Creators, Broadcasters, and Publishers

Modern media creates modern legal problems.

The internet changed how creators build businesses, audiences, and brands. It also changed how quickly legal problems escalate.

Discuss Your Situation

Give me 30 seconds. If this sounds like your situation, we should talk.

Just a few of the situations that I handle:

YOUR WORK WENT VIRAL – WITHOUT YOU.

Someone used your work in a viral post—and left you out of it. No credit. No link. No benefit to you. That’s not exposure. That’s extraction.

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I got a takedown notice.

Not every notice is valid. Not every response is smart.

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Used a clip you didn’t create?

Before you publish, know where the real risk is.

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Not a general firm. Not generic advice.

Most media lawyers recite risk and tell you no.
I know the law. I also know how content actually gets made.

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Context determines fair use and infringement risk
Playing the Clip Book

Start here.

Before you use that clip, know where the risk is.

Playing the Clip explains how fair use actually works for creators, broadcasters, and publishers—before it becomes a problem.

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Tell me what is going on.

Use the intake form and I will review it personally.

What are you dealing with?