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If you’re a songwriter, producer, or composer, your music can generate royalties every time it’s played, streamed, downloaded, or licensed. But tracking down every penny across multiple countries and platforms isn’t easy. That’s where a music publishing administrator comes in. At Landry Legal, we wo
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If you’re a musician, songwriter, or producer, your lyrics are your art — not a confession. Yet in recent years, prosecutors have increasingly used rap lyrics and other creative works as evidence in criminal cases. This practice can distort the meaning of the work, chill creativity, and put artists
With the NFL season in full swing and the Super Bowl approaching, many entrepreneurs and small apparel brands see a business opportunity in creating team-themed merchandise. But here’s the problem: NFL logos, team names, and even some phrases are protected by trademark law—and using them without per
What’s Trending: The AI Music Backlash Generative AI has exploded into the music industry, with tools like Suno and Udio enabling anyone to create songs with minimal prompts. But this has sparked a wave of legal challenges. Major labels are suing these AI platforms for allegedly using copyrighted mu
In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer an emerging technology—it’s part of everyday life for artists, musicians, writers, photographers, and businesses. AI tools can create songs, images, articles, and even video in seconds. But they also raise serious questions: If you’re a creative or
📌 Do I Have to File a Copyright? If you’ve created an original work, like a photo, song, blog post, video, or piece of artwork, you may be wondering:“Do I need to file something to get a copyright?” The short answer is: no, you don’t have to file a copyright to be protected. But the […]
Social media is where creativity thrives, whether you’re sharing a photo, a funny tweet, or a personal story. But what happens when someone else uses your post in an advertisement for their business without your permission? If you’ve discovered that your content is being used to promote a product, s
Using MLB logos on clothing without authorization can lead to serious legal consequences.
If you’re building a business, launching a brand, or creating a product line, you’ve likely searched how to file a trademark to protect your name, logo, or slogan. And while filing might seem like something you can DIY, the truth is—many applications get rejected due to common, avoidable mistakes. I
You spend hours, sometimes days, crafting the perfect beat. Then suddenly, you hear a piece of it in someone else’s song. No credit. No payment. No permission. If your beat has been sampled without your consent, here’s what you need to know and do. 1. Confirm It’s Your Beat Before taking action, con
Trademarks aren’t just for logos and brand names! Catchy phrases and slogans can also be protected, giving your business a powerful tool to stand out in a crowded market. But not every phrase qualifies for trademark protection, and the rules can be confusing. At Landry Legal, we regularly help clien
In today’s digital world, platforms like OnlyFans give creators powerful tools to distribute adult content—but they also introduce serious risks for individuals whose image, voice, or identity is used without permission. If you’ve discovered that you’ve been featured—intentionally or unintentionally