Entertainment Law
Loan Out: Discover the Company Benefits for Music Artists
A loan out for setting up a company (such as an LLC or corporation) for your music artist career offers
Silvino Diaz
December 30, 2024
Silvino Diaz
Entertainment Law
Employee Misclassification in Puerto Rico: 5 ways to differenciate the type of employee you are
Under Puerto Rico labor law, it would likely be considered illegal for a company subject to a collective bargaining agreement
Silvino Diaz
December 17, 2024
Business Law
FTC v. Tapestry: Will Tapestry Become an American Fashion Powerhouse?
In 2023, Tapestry and Capri Holdings announced an $8.5 billion deal in which Tapestry would acquire Capri Holdings, merging their
Silvino Diaz
November 15, 2024
Intellectual Property Law
Can BRAT Green be Trademarked?
What are the requirements for colors to be trademarked? A trademark serves as a source identifier for goods or services.
Silvino Diaz
November 13, 2024
Entertainment Law
Bad Bunny faces Puerto Rico’s New Progressive Party’s Complaint
What are the laws for political advertising in Puerto Rico? Under Puerto Rico’s political advertising rules, media companies publishing political
Silvino Diaz
November 1, 2024
Employment Law
Are there regulations preventing influencers from being paid to endorse or promote political candidates?
The Federal Election Commission (FEC) regulates and enforces U.S. campaign finance laws but has not issued specific rules for influencer
Silvino Diaz
October 30, 2024
Entertainment Law
Establishing a Claim for Copyright Infringement
Copyright law protects original creative works, but requires specific legal conditions to be met for a claim of copyright infringement
Silvino Diaz
October 25, 2024
Contract
Prior Breach as a Defense in Restrictive Covenant Disputes in Florida
When businesses incorporate restrictive covenants, such as non-compete agreements, into their employment contracts, it’s crucial to understand the potential defenses
Silvino Diaz
October 7, 2024
Privacy Law
Cyber-Attack: What To Do if You’re the Victim of an Attack
There is a growing risk to consumers resulting from these cyberattacks. The primary concern is that the cybercriminals may use the leaked records for attacks such as like identity theft, phishing schemes, and unauthorized access to personal accounts. Learn more.
Silvino Diaz
September 9, 2024
Entertainment Law
Legal Basics for Event Producers and Promoters
Organizing a successful event goes beyond great planning—understanding the legal basics is essential for event producers and promoters. From securing permits and managing contracts to addressing liability and intellectual property issues, this blog covers the key legal considerations you need to know. Learn how to protect your event, safeguard your brand, and ensure compliance with local laws and regulations to make your event a legal success.
Silvino Diaz
August 30, 2024
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