Official legal sponsor and lead counsel for Premios Rolling Stone en Español (2023), securing engagements with A-List talent, major network TV broadcasting (Warner Media), venue agreement (LiveNation), and global licensing rights.

Defended international music distribution client in six-figure lawsuit against offshore plaintiff, in action involving multi channel network rights (2025).

Counsel for video game development studio, specializing in Roblox and other platforms. Oversaw joint venture with major YouTube channel network with over 17 million subscribers and 6.3 billion views.

General counsel for media agency Buena Vibra Group (Puerto Rico), recognized by Latin Music Month as Agency of the Year (2025).

Negotiated major brand endorsement deal for Puerto Rican soccer star Leandro Antonetti (Estrela da Amadora, POR), with global financial services company Visa, Inc (2025).

Represented media client in trademark dispute with historic children’s production studio, securing favorable resolution.

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.”

Many iconic characters—from superheroes to animated mascots—are protected not only by copyright but also by trademark law. In this article we explain when and how fictional characters qualify for trademark protection, and why trademark law plays a key role in entertainment franchises

Can fictional characters be protected by copyright law? The answer is yes—but only if the character is sufficiently distinctive and clearly defined. In this article we explain: when and how fictional characters qualify for copyright protection. A must-read for writers, artists, and creative professionals working with intellectual property.

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).

Thinking of becoming a talent agent in Florida? Learn the permits, licenses, and legal steps you need before signing your first client.

Learn how content creators can build multiple income streams through licensing, brand deals, IP ownership, and smart legal planning. By Starving Artists, a legal service for creators.

Planning events in Miami? Discover the permits and licenses you need — from business registration to special event, liquor, fire, and sound permits.

Want to represent artists in Miami? Discover the permits, licenses, and legal steps required to become a talent agent in Florida — before you sign your first client.

Tired of YouTube flagging your review videos? Learn how copyright claims work, what fair use really means, and how to reduce strikes.

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.

Have a great idea—but worried someone might steal it? Here’s the truth: Ideas alone aren’t protected… but what you build, write, brand, and register can be. This guide breaks down copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and NDAs—so you know exactly how real protection works.

What protects your content online—and what gets it taken down?
This clear guide explains the DMCA, takedown notices, and safe-harbor rules every creator and digital business must understand.

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?