Entertainment, Digital & Sports

We provide multidisciplinary legal counsel to professionals, companies, and projects operating across the entertainment, digital, and sports industries. Our practice combines legal expertise with an understanding of the specificities of each business, supporting projects from their initial structuring through contract negotiations, asset protection, and dispute resolution.

In the entertainment sector, we advise artists, songwriters, record labels, managers, music producers, influencers, and event producers on contracts, corporate structuring, rights related to artistic activities, trademark registration and protection, negotiations with record labels, music aggregators and distributors, as well as judicial and out-of-court matters.

In the digital market, we advise experts, launch and traffic-management agencies, and technology and innovation companies on contracts, corporate structuring, intellectual property, terms and conditions, privacy policies, as well as matters involving social media, content removal, fake profiles, and the protection of digital presence.

In the sports sector, we provide legal counsel to clubs, athletes, intermediaries, sports agents, and event organizers, covering contracts, corporate structuring, trademark protection, negotiations, and matters related to the sports industry, as well as claims involving mechanisms established under FIFA regulations, extrajudicial notices, and litigation.

WE ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS

• Contracts and negotiations;
• Corporate structuring and business organization;
• Intellectual property and trademark registration;
• Rights related to artistic, digital, and sports activities;
• Legal counsel to artists, influencers, experts, athletes, clubs, and companies;
• Contracts and transactions within the music industry;
• Entertainment and sports projects and events;
• Terms of use, privacy policies, and documentation for digital businesses;
• Image rights, content, and digital presence protection;
• Extrajudicial notices and dispute resolution;
• Judicial and administrative litigation;
• Sports-specific matters, including solidarity mechanisms and training compensation.