ENTERTAINMENT LAW

OVERVIEW

Music, film contracts, and rights, handled by someone who speaks your language.

Record deals, publishing agreements, manager contracts, SOCAN and CMRRA registrations, and brand licensing. Reviewed and negotiated by a lawyer who came from the creative industry and still works in it.

TRUSTED BY ARTISTS, ATHLETES, AND ENTREPRENEURS ACROSS ONTARIO

MEET THE PRACTICE

A full-service entertainment practice for artists, labels, and managers building careers in music.

Record deals

Advances, recoupment, territory, and exclusivity. Reviewed clause by clause before you sign.

Publishing

Co-publishing, admin deals, split sheets, and SOCAN and CMRRA registrations that pay out correctly.

Management

Manager contracts, agent review, commissions, sunset clauses, and clean exits when the relationship changes.

Brand partnerships

Endorsements, sync licensing, and creator brand deals. Protect your likeness and your catalogue while the money moves.

HOW WE WORK WITH YOU

Your partner through every deal in the room.

From first conversation to signature

Start with a free 30-minute consultation. Get a clear scope, flat fee, and turnaround time upfront. No retainer, no surprises.

Every clause, in plain language

A clause-by-clause walkthrough with the terms most likely to hurt you flagged. You leave the call knowing what to sign, what to push back on, and why.

Built for the creative industry

Erika came up through the music industry. She speaks the language of producers, managers, and labels, which means advice that lands, not legalese.

OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Every engagement is guided by principles designed to make legal work feel less like legal work.

Plain-language

We break down the why behind every clause. You leave every call knowing exactly where you stand.

Industry-fluent

A lawyer who came from the creative world. Advice that fits the way the music industry actually works, not the way textbooks describe it.

Proactive

We help you build legal foundations before problems arise, so you grow with confidence through every release, tour, and deal.

FAQ

Entertainment law questions, answered

Do I need a lawyer to review a record or management deal?

If I sign with a label, who owns my music?

What's the difference between publishing rights and master rights?

Do you work with independent artists and content creators, not just signed acts?

How do I protect my band name or artist brand?

Do you offer a free consultation?

Got a deal on the table?
Do not sign alone.

Book a free 30-minute consultation. Walk away knowing exactly where you stand and what the next move is.