Entertainment Law, Media Law and Telecoms Law

The State of Colorado has taken a notable step in reshaping how creative businesses can be structured and financed with the introduction of the Colorado Artist Company Act (SB26 133).

The Supreme Court's decision in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment addresses a fundamental question about internet service provider liability: when does knowledge of customer infringement cross the line into legal responsibility?

A recent survey of over 300 gallery professionals reveals a striking disconnect in the art world: while galleries increasingly adopt AI for operational tasks, the market remains deeply skeptical of AI-generated artwork.

What happens when a jury decides that ​“fair and skill-based” gaming claims may have been anything but? In this episode, we unpack the blockbuster $420 million...

State Attorneys General are increasingly pursuing stricter consumer protection enforcement than federal regulators, often through multistate coalitions and independent lawsuits. This examination explores how AGs across political divides are banding together to address antitrust concerns, online platforms, and prediction markets with unprecedented coordination and independence.

Your Tribal casino’s financial systems do more than track revenue. They help fund essential Tribal services — from education and healthcare to infrastructure and cultural programs.

Virginia's new amendments to its auto-renewal subscription law mandate that businesses make cancellation at least as easy as sign-up, introducing strict channel-symmetry requirements that eliminate good-faith compliance protections.

Can states impose income taxes on out-of-state corporations that engage in online customer support activities like email assistance and chat services? A recent New York appellate court decision upholds state regulations that challenge the boundaries of a 1959 federal law designed to protect remote sellers from state taxation, potentially reshaping how e-commerce companies face tax liability across multiple jurisdictions.

Broadcasters face a critical June 7, 2026 deadline to comply with expanded Federal Communications Commission rules governing the identification of foreign government-sponsored programming. These enhanced regulations extend beyond traditional programming to encompass political issue advertising and paid public service announcements, while introducing new certification requirements and documentation procedures.

On May 14, 2026, the United States Supreme Court unanimously held in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC that a state-law negligent hiring claim against a freight broker is not preempted by the Federal Aviation...

If you are starting a hospitality business and want to sell beer, you will need to understand the ins and outs of obtaining a beer permit.

Explore critical insights across multiple sectors including Middle East construction challenges amid regional conflict, the intersection of financial reporting valuations and tax compliance, large-scale financial remediation strategies for overdraft fee disputes, and strategic healthcare real estate investment forecasts for 2026. These analyses examine how geopolitical uncertainty, regulatory scrutiny, and evolving market dynamics shape business decisions and operational strategies.