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06 Feb, 2026
A New York Entertainment Lawyer from SJKP advised a media and education company that relied on exclusive creator agreements to expand its content portfolio.The company planned to scale its platform by onboarding additional creators, but weaknesses in its existing contract exposed the business to regulatory and litigation risk.A New York Entertainment Lawyer was engaged to comprehensively restructure the agreement so it aligned with New York law while remaining commercially workable. The client’s primary concern was that several provisions could be challenged as unenforceable or could shift disproportionate liability onto the company.By addressing these risks at the contract stage, the New York Entertainment Lawyer helped the client avoid disputes before they arose.
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06 Feb, 2026
Entertainment Lawyer NYC at SJKP was consulted by a corporate client that entered into a production services agreement for the filming and editing of a planned promotional video.The client paid an advance fee as part of the contract, but due to scheduling changes, no filming or related production services were ever performed.When the production company refused to return the advance payment, the client sought guidance from an Entertainment Lawyer NYC to assess recovery options and prepare a legally sound response.
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05 Feb, 2026
Music Lawyers NYC at SJKP advised a company preparing for global market expansion through a large scale influencer marketing campaign.The client planned to adopt a performance based compensation model that tied influencer payments directly to view counts.Music Lawyers NYC were engaged to design a legally sound contract structure that balanced marketing flexibility with copyright protection and risk control under New York law.
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05 Feb, 2026
Under Contract Law New York principles, SJKP represented a sports equipment manufacturing and distribution company facing a complex sponsorship dispute with a professional athlete.The client had entered into an exclusive sponsorship agreement under which the athlete received products free of charge in exchange for exclusive use and promotional commitments.From the outset, SJKP approached the matter through a Contract Law New York framework, focusing on contract interpretation, good faith obligations, and preemptive risk control before an actual breach fully materialized.
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