Media law
Media law requires, beyond legal expertise in intellectual property, knowledge of the sectoral environment and practices.
Intellectual property law
Intellectual property law is the cornerstone of creation and innovation.
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The audiovisual, film, music, publishing and press industries have experienced significant upheavals over the last 20 years (digitisation of content, mass piracy, changes in consumption patterns, etc.), forcing the players in each industry to create their own rules, adapted to their environment and constraints.
The result is a scattering of national rules (laws, decrees, orders, professional agreements, etc.) to which European directives are added which make the matter extremely complex.
Our in-depth experience of these sectors enables us to assist you with all of the problems you encounter:
- Authors’ and artists’ contracts;
- Publishing, production, co-production and distribution contracts;
- Relations with collective management organisations;
- E&O;
- Reading and analysis of scripts (problems with image rights etc.);
- Clearance/chain of rights;
- Assistance when faced with legislative and regulatory changes;
- Catalogue audit;
- Dispute resolution by legal processes, arbitration or mediation.
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