Successfully advocated for recording agreement termination on behalf of client Vico C in litigation against Universal Music Group (2023).

Counsel for multi-platinum and Latin Grammy-nominated recording artist with over 17.9M Spotify monthly listeners.

Corporate counsel for Latin Grammy-winning producer Mr. Nais Gai, writer of the multi-platinum single “Todo de Ti” by Rauw Alejandro, as well as hits by Shakira, FIFA's World Cup 2026 Miami soundtrack, and over 22 billion streams.

Recovered publishing rights to catalog of Emmy-Award winning singer-songwriter and producer Marger Sealey (2024).

General counsel for legendary spanish rap pioneer Vico C, in his landmark performance at Bad Bunny’s Residency in Puerto Rico (2025).

Represented world-leading music streaming platform in high-stakes copyright infringement dispute (2025).

Represented Vico C in landmark recording deal with NAIN, a division of Rimas Entertainment (2023).

Secured renewal and extension of publishing rights agreement with Sony Music Publishing for Vico C (2024).

Counsel for music legend Vico C, official honoree at Puerto Rico’s historic SanSe (2025), the island’s largest cultural festival with over 1 million visitors.

Successfully defended injunction action against recording client Amarion, obtaining court ruling preventing manager from paralyzing artists’s career pending litigation, upheld in appeal; leading to client-favorable settlement (2022).

Represented multi-platinum producer Siggy (Unstoppable Music) in distribution deal with Cinq Music (2022)

Legal counsel for multi-artist songwriter camp and recording project “La Plebe”, an independent collective of over 15 emerging talents from Puerto Rico (2024).

In this guide, we explain the different types of music royalties—including performance, mechanical, synchronization, and streaming royalties—and how creators can make sure they collect the income they are owed.

Music licensing can get expensive—fast. But what if you could achieve the same impact without paying thousands in licensing fees? Here are 5 practical strategies to reduce costs while staying compliant.

Music is everywhere in sports—from stadium entrance music to halftime shows. But do sporting events actually need permission to play those songs? In this article, we break down the copyright rules and music licensing requirements for sporting events and broadcasts.

Digital radio platforms like Pandora and SiriusXM generate a separate royalty stream known as digital transmission royalties. In this guide, we explain how SoundExchange works, who pays these royalties, and how artists can make sure they collect what they’re owed.

Bad Bunny’s residency in Puerto Rico wasn’t just a concert series — it became one of the largest cultural economic events in the island’s history. With over 600,000 attendees and economic impact estimates reaching as high as $700M, the concerts transformed tourism, boosted local businesses, and showcased the power of Puerto Rico’s creative economy. Here’s what the data reveals.

Experiencing Spotify artist account problems? Learn how to fix royalties, profile errors, and distribution issues — and when legal help may be needed.

Wondering how YouTube views translate into publishing royalties? Learn the formulas, variables, and best practices artists should know.

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.

Mailing your work to yourself does NOT protect your copyright like you think it does. Learn why this myth fails and how proper copyright registration actually protects creators.

Artists frequently object when politicians play their songs at campaign rallies. But can they actually stop it? In this article, we explain how copyright law, performance rights organizations (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC), and the Lanham Act shape the legal battle over music at political events.

If your music is being played publicly, you should be getting paid. But many artists don’t fully understand how Performance Rights Organizations (PROs) like ASCAP and BMI actually work—or how to collect those royalties. Here’s what you need to know.

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.