The Creative’s Protector

Business, Entertainment & Intellectual Property Law

Attorney Fleury helps creatives, entrepreneurs and startups across industries protect what they create and build. From your first contract to your next stage of growth, she provides proactive legal guidance and protects the ownership at the heart of your business.

Welcome

To The Creative’s
Protector


Business, Entertainment &
Intellectual Property Law Firm

Your needs will largely depend on which sector of entertainment you or your business operate in. The categories below describe the types of legal services that may be relevant to each particular aspect of the entertainment industry. Your entertainment ventures may fall under multiple sectors.

Attorney Fleury offers consultations to review and provide advice on a particular agreement. If you are looking for a more substantial relationship with an entertainment attorney, she provides assistance with every step of the way as you negotiate, draft and revise agreements, expand your business or career into multiple facets of the entertainment field or see a production through from its inception to distribution.

Explore her practice areas

01 / Practice

Film & Television Law


Attorney Fleury represents both individuals and companies in the film and television industry and has served as production counsel for Academy Award‑winning films and award‑winning TV shows. Whether you would like a consultation to review an agreement or would like more in‑depth assistance with negotiating the deal‑making process, she can assist in every step of the way. Her film and television services encompass a wide variety of assistance including, but not limited to, producer agreements, news producer agreements, literary option and purchase agreements, life rights agreements, SAG‑AFTRA agreements, crowd releases, reality television talent agreements and more.

Moreover, it is important to protect your film or television production’s intellectual property by utilizing copyright and trademark registration and licensing. However, sometimes the process involves multiple steps and can be complicated, so it is important to follow the lead of an experienced attorney to ensure your production is protected. The United States Copyright Office’s (“USCO”) registration requirements and processes differ depending on the type of work being registered. For instance, registration for a motion picture or audiovisual work is separate from registration of other digital content, music, plays, and visual arts. It is important to register correctly in order to obtain all the benefits of registration, such as a presumption of validity, notice of publication, and ability to collect significant statutory damages from anyone who infringes on your copyright.

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Music Law


Attorney Fleury is ready to assist you as an individual songwriter, musician, singer, composer, manager or as a record company, distribution company or other business in the music industry. For instance, if you are starting a band and know you need help with your intellectual property but are not sure what that entails, she can assist. She can help you register your songs with the USCO. If you have a band name or logo or plan to create one, she can help you register those with the United States Patent and Trademark Office ("USPTO"). If you believe your copyright or trademark has been infringed or your copyright or trademark license violated, she can also assist with cease and desist letters, demand letters and negotiations.

Another example of how Attorney Fleury can help you is through drafting and negotiating contracts and offering guidance. Examples of agreements she has helped previous clients with include publishing agreements, management agreements, producer agreements, 360 deals, collaboration contracts, distribution agreements, touring agreements, composer and music supervisor agreements, side artist or featured artist agreements, administration agreements, sync licenses and any other copyright licenses. For instance, if you are a new artist and are not sure if negotiating a 360 deal with a record label or hiring a manager is best for your career, Attorney Fleury can assist you with those decisions.

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Live Performance & Theatre


Whether you are a performer, director, manager or agent, writer, composer or production company, Attorney Fleury can provide you with the skills you need to succeed. For instance, if you are interested in pursuing a career as a stand‑up comedian, she takes care of everything from talent agreements to protecting your original jokes. Her live performance and theatre services also include theatrical performer and crew contracts, stage play adaptation agreements, intellectual property licensing agreements, collaboration agreements, agent contracts, employment agency license applications, producer agreements, director services agreements, option contracts, literary option and purchase agreements, writing agreements and life rights agreements.

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Social Media Influencers


Media laws are ever‑changing and growing, especially with the rise of social media, and Attorney Fleury adapts her practice with the field. Staying informed with the Federal Trade Commission guidelines and regulations, especially as an influencer, is crucial in this industry because the laws are constantly updated as technology expands. She ensures your content and social media channels remain in the confines of the law while assisting you with creation, maintenance, and protection of your brand. Moreover, social media influencers are often offered deals that involve service agreements or sponsorship agreements, an area Attorney Fleury is well versed in.

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Sports Law


Attorney Fleury provides legal counsel to various professionals in the sports industry. For instance, she works with current and retired athletes, e‑sports players, sports reporters, sports industry manufacturers, managers, coaches, and companies involved with sports events or teams. She will ensure your professional soccer career, your newly acquired soccer team, or your FIFA career is achieving your goals, by assisting with all related legal matters such as athletic representation agreements, stadium and venue licenses, intellectual property assignments, team agreements, endorsements, and sponsorship agreements and employment agreements.

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Publishing


Whether you are an author looking to publish your first book, a seasoned writer, an illustrator, or a publishing company, Attorney Fleury can provide the essential tools for success. Her services in the publishing industry include publishing agreements, writing agreements, ghostwriter agreements, illustrator contracts, photographer contracts, literary agent contracts, collaboration agreements, and adaptation agreements, such as translations or film, television, and stage adaptations.

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Intellectual Property


Both Copyright and Trademark law intersect with all divisions of entertainment law. Whether you are an artist, fashion designer, entrepreneur, athlete, influencer, business owner or creative individual seeking to protect your creations or branding, license your intellectual property, utilize intellectual property owned by another or demand a third party cease and desist infringing on your intellectual property rights, Attorney Fleury is here to assist.

Attorney Fleury helps with copyright and trademark registration, including every step of the application process, maintenance of registration, licensing agreements, fair use legal analysis of creative works, and guidance on copyright and trademark infringement through demand letters and negotiations.

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Fractional In-House Counsel


For businesses that need experienced legal guidance without the cost and commitment of a full-time in-house attorney, fractional in-house counsel provides a flexible, strategic solution. As your dedicated legal partner, I work alongside you to proactively manage contracts, advise on business decisions, identify and mitigate risk, and address day-to-day legal needs as they arise. You gain the accessibility and business familiarity of an in-house attorney, with the flexibility and efficiency of outside counsel—tailored to your company’s size, needs, and stage of growth.

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Entrepreneurs/Startups


Fractional in-house counsel gives entrepreneurs and startups access to an experienced legal partner without the expense of hiring a full-time attorney. From forming your business and negotiating contracts to protecting intellectual property, managing risk, navigating employment issues, and supporting growth, I provide practical legal guidance that keeps pace with your business. Rather than calling a lawyer only when a problem arises, you have counsel who understands your business, anticipates legal needs, and helps you make confident decisions as you build and scale.

How It Works

Four Steps


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Consultation Scheduled

Schedule an initial consultation meeting with Attorney Fleury.

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Issue Understood

Consult with Attorney Fleury to give her a deeper understanding of your legal matters and let her decide if she can help.

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Next Steps

If Attorney Fleury can assist you, she will work with you to establish the scope of her consulting and/or legal services and form an attorney‑client relationship.

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Working Together

Attorney Fleury believes in establishing long‑term relationships with her clients. That starts with building trust through her flexible billing arrangements. She utilizes hourly, commission and contingency arrangements depending on the matter, and offers many of her transactional services on a flat fee basis, so you know what the legal fees are up front.

Transparent Pricing

Flat Fee Services


Many of Attorney Fleury’s transactional services are offered on a flat fee basis, so you know what the legal fees are up front, before she begins.

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  • Consulting & Legal Advice
  • Trademark Registration
  • Copyright Registration
  • Entity Formation (Corporation / LLC)
  • Contract Template Drafting
Common Questions

Frequently Asked


The reality is that labels, studios and publishers never accept unsolicited demo, script or manuscript submissions. This includes submissions sent from the artist directly, or from an attorney or agent. If an unsolicited submission is made, it will be returned unopened or simply tossed in the circular file.

Most lawyers that practice entertainment law do not "shop" demos, scripts or manuscripts; they only "submit" them. It is up to you to connect with someone with authority at a label, studio or publisher, who is willing to accept your submission. Then, Attorney Fleury can work with you to make that happen.

Here is a short list of some of the services Attorney Fleury offers on a flat fee basis:

  • Consulting / Legal Advice
  • Trademark Registration
  • Copyright Registration
  • Entity Formation (Corporation / LLC)
  • Contract Template Drafting

Yes. Attorney Fleury enjoys speaking on issues related to the entertainment industry, creative ownership and business. Share your event, audience, proposed topic and date to inquire about availability.

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