¿Pueden utilizarse las letras de rap para condenar a alguien? En los tribunales de todo Estados Unidos, la respuesta es, cada vez con mayor frecuencia: Sí. Aquí el marco jurídico, y porqué resulta tan controversial.

Can rap lyrics be used to convict someone? In courtrooms across the U.S., the answer is increasingly: Yes. Here’s the legal framework—and why it’s so controversial.

La IA no solo crea contenido. También se entrena con contenido existente. Y ahí está el problema legal. ¿Es esto fair use, o infracción?

Someone posted a damaging video about you on YouTube. Can you take it down? Most people think the answer is simple—but legally, it’s not. Here’s what actually works (and what can get you in trouble).

When does a joke become a lawsuit? The Druski controversy raises a critical question for creators: where is the line between parody, fair use, and defamation—and what happens when you cross it?

Most artist-manager disputes never make it to trial. This one did. The Chance the Rapper lawsuit reveals what happens when millions of dollars, handshake deals, and undefined contracts collide—and why both artists and managers need to rethink how these relationships are structured.

Si tu música se está explotando pero tus regalías no llegan (o los reportes “desaparecen”), esto no es solo frustración: puede ser un caso legal. Aquí te explicamos a quién reclamar, qué documentos reunir, y qué remedios existen para recuperar pagos y exigir contabilidad.

Co-writing disputes get messy fast. Can you sue a copyright co-owner? Sometimes — but not for the reasons most people think. Here’s how the law works.

Trademark infringement isn’t just confusing — it’s costly. Here’s what damages the law allows you to recover and when courts award them.

Trademark infringement isn’t about copying alone — it’s about confusion. Here’s how courts decide whether infringement actually occurred.

Sending marketing texts? You might be violating the law without realizing it. SMS marketing is powerful—but heavily regulated. Here’s what you need to know before hitting “send.”