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FAQ #1

Q: When should I hire an entertainment lawyer?

A: Hire a lawyer before signing any contract, especially sponsorship deals, management agreements, or partnership contracts. It's also smart to consult an attorney when trademarking your brand, forming a business entity, or dealing with copyright infringement. Proactive legal advice prevents costly mistakes.

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FAQ #2

Q: How much does contract review cost?

A: Contract review pricing varies based on complexity.  I offer transparent flat-fee pricing for most contract reviews so you know the cost upfront. Contact me for a quote based on your specific needs.

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FAQ #3

Q: Do I really need to trademark my brand?

A: If you're monetizing your brand through sponsorships, merchandise, content, or simply creating a business, yes. Trademark registration gives you exclusive legal rights to your brand name, logo, and slogans. Without it, someone else could register your brand, forcing you to rebrand or pay to buy it back.

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FAQ #4

Q: What's the difference between copyright and trademark?

A: Copyright protects your original creative works (videos, music, photos, written content). Trademark protects your brand identifiers (business name, logo, slogans). 

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FAQ #5

Q: Can you help if I'm not based in Atlanta?

A: Yes. While I'm based in Atlanta, I work with content creators, artists, and entertainers nationwide. Many legal services (contract review, trademark registration, business formation) can be handled remotely. Schedule a virtual consultation to discuss your needs.