Frequently asked

Questions, answered plainly.

No legalese. If you're wondering it, someone else asked first.

Small businesses, digital creators, artists, online entrepreneurs, consultants, and growing brands — anyone whose business runs on content, marketing, and IP. If that's you, you're in the right place.

Yes. Most of our core work — FTC compliance reviews, branding and IP strategy, entertainment law, contract reviews, and contractor agreements — is fixed-fee, quoted upfront. Ongoing IP and compliance management is available at reasonable fixed monthly rates. No meter, no surprises.

No. We don't provide tax compliance or tax advisory services. We stay focused on what we do best — brand, IP, compliance, contracts, and entertainment law.

Absolutely. That's our home turf: trademark strategy, copyright protection, licensing frameworks, and brand enforcement — so your IP works as an asset, not a liability.

Yes — websites, funnels, landing pages, ads, testimonials, and disclosures. If it's part of how you market, we can make sure it holds up.

Yes — client agreements, contractor agreements, collaboration contracts, licensing agreements, talent and appearance agreements for artists and creators, and website policies. Agreements that protect you and sound like your brand.

Yes — entertainment law is a core practice area. We help musicians, actors, authors, influencers, and digital producers protect their creative work and negotiate fair deals: copyright and licensing, recording, publishing and distribution agreements, talent and appearance contracts, and influencer and sponsorship deals. You create — we protect.

Yes. Beyond one-off projects, we offer ongoing advisory and compliance support, including IP and compliance management at fixed monthly rates — a legal partner on standby.

Schedule a consultation through our contact page, or call the office directly at 212-634-6369 ext. 6368. It's a brief, no-obligation conversation — and you'll leave with a clear next step.

Still wondering?

Tell us what's happening. We'll help you name it.

Most clients aren't sure exactly what they need when they first reach out. That's completely normal — start with a brief, no-obligation conversation.