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There was a time when "podcast" meant just audio. You pressed play, you listened and no one cared what anyone was wearing. That era is over.

Following a unanimous decision by the SAG-AFTRA National Board to send a strike authorization vote to its members in early September, 98% of voting members voted in favor of a strike authorization on the 2017 Interactive Media Agreement.

James is joined by Counsel Brendan S. Everman and Associate Tyler J. Rauh in representing UMG.

Live from New York it's…wait, that's not right. Two weeks off, and I've forgotten how I open these…ah, yes…

Phoenix Partner and Chair of Lewis Brisbois' Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Practice Gregg E. Clifton and New York Associate Christina Stylianou published an article in the April 2024...

Pryor Cashman Partner Amy Stein Simonds, a member of the Media + Entertainment Group, wrote an article for the Hotel Business Review about how hospitality companies are using film and television...

Partner James Sammataro, a co-chair of the firm's Media + Entertainment Group, discussed the return of concerts and other stage shows and all related considerations. According to Casino.org...

While driving down the I-15, shopping in Summerlin or even strolling the streets of downtown, it's obvious that the business of sports is alive and well in the city.

Following his panel on music catalog deals at the LA IP/Entertainment Conference, Derek Crownover, vice chair of the firm's Music Industry group, shares his insider perspective on the evolving music catalog market...

A film production company’s bankruptcy proceeding has become the backdrop for an important ethics opinion on conflicts of interest.

Growth, taxes and malls? An unconventional esports location is dominating the industry news this week.

An important legal waiver recently expired and as a result, video game developers and publishers must now ensure that new and substantially upgraded games comply with the accessibility requirements of the 21st CVAA.

The deductibility of business meals and entertainment for federal income tax purposes has received renewed attention in recent months.

According to media reports, YouTube has suspended all advertising on Tommy Robinson's YouTube channel.

The 2026 World Technology Law Conference organized by ITechLaw features Squire Patton Boggs attorneys speaking on critical privacy and technology law topics. Julia Jacobson will discuss late-breaking global tech law developments, while Alan Friel examines the surge in litigation over online tracking technologies, chatbots, and session replay tools under federal and state privacy laws.