contracts – protecting rights, minimizing risk, and negotiating fair terms in the U.S. and globally.
Your audience is your business. Protect it like one.
Looking for a content creator lawyer in Miami? ChaseLawyers® helps YouTubers, TikTok and Instagram creators, streamers, podcasters, and digital entrepreneurs turn followers into a protected, sustainable business. We review and negotiate brand deals, draft collaboration and management agreements, register your channel name and content, and act when someone steals your work – all in plain English, without slowing down your posting schedule.
Brand partnerships often arrive with long contracts, tight deadlines, and terms written for the brand’s benefit: perpetual usage rights, paid-ad whitelisting, broad exclusivity, and payment on the brand’s timeline. Add FTC disclosure rules, platform policies, and copycat accounts, and one missed clause can cost you income or control of your content. Our Miami and New York attorneys help you spot those risks before you sign.
3k+ contracts – protecting rights, minimizing risk, and negotiating fair terms in the U.S. and globally.
contracts — protecting artists, producers, and their rights across the U.S. and globally.
What Do We Offer You?
Legal Services for Influencers & Content Creators
Brand Deal Contracts – Get Paid for What You Create
Every post has a price. We help you make sure the contract reflects it.
- Review and negotiate sponsorship, endorsement, and brand ambassador agreements
- Define deliverables, approval rounds, deadlines, and kill fees in writing
- Limit usage rights, paid-ad whitelisting, and category exclusivity to what you are paid for
- Tighten payment terms, late-payment remedies, and morality clauses
Content & Brand Protection – Own Your Channel
Your content, name, and style took years to build. We help you keep them yours
- Register copyrights in key videos, photos, courses, and digital products
- File trademarks for your channel name, logo, and merch brand
- Send DMCA takedown notices for reposts, clips, and stolen content
- Push back against impersonator and fake accounts using your name
Compliance & Platform Issues – Grow Without Surprises
The rules move as fast as the algorithm. We help you stay on the right side of them
- Advise on FTC Endorsement Guides and clear #ad and sponsorship disclosures
- Review platform terms for monetization, strikes, and account suspensions
- Check music, clip, and third-party content licensing before you publish
- Address privacy rules when you collect emails, run giveaways, or sell products
How It Works
How We Work – From First Brand Deal to Media Business
- Tell us about your platforms, revenue streams, and current offers.
- Flag urgent contract, content, or account issues.
- Hear back from us within 24 hours with practical next steps.
- Map your income from sponsorships, ads, affiliates, subscriptions, and products.
- Set your non-negotiables for usage rights, exclusivity, and payment.
- Plan business structure and contract templates for repeat collaborations.
- Register copyrights in your most valuable content.
- Clear and file trademarks for your creator brand.
- Put collaborator, editor, and guest agreements in place so ownership is clear.
- Send takedown notices and demand letters when your work is copied.
- Pursue unpaid invoices and broken brand contracts.
- License your content, courses, or likeness to brands and media companies.
- Review management, agency, and network agreements as offers get bigger.
- Keep contracts current with changing platform rules and advertising law.
- Support international brand deals and new ventures such as merch or media companies.
Influencers & Social Media Creators
From your first paid post to multi-platform campaigns on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, we help you negotiate fair brand deals, keep control of your content, and understand what you are signing
Streamers, Podcasters & Digital Entrepreneurs
Whether you stream on Twitch, host a podcast, sell online courses, or run a subscription community, we help protect your intellectual property and structure agreements with partners, guests, editors, and platforms.
Brands, Agencies & Talent Managers
We help companies and managers build clear influencer agreements, FTC-conscious disclosure requirements, and usage terms that respect creators’ rights while protecting the brand.
Our Reviews
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Influencer & Creator Law
Quick answers to what creators ask us most about brand deals, content protection, and platform rules.
Not every small collaboration needs a lawyer, but reviewing larger or longer deals is smart. Brand contracts often include perpetual usage rights, whitelisting, exclusivity, and payment terms that favor the brand. A content creator lawyer can explain what you are giving up, negotiate better terms, and help you build a template for future partnerships.
A solid influencer contract covers deliverables and deadlines, approval rounds, fees and payment dates, usage rights and duration, whitelisting or paid-ad permissions, exclusivity, FTC disclosure requirements, cancellation and kill fees, content ownership, and what happens if either side breaks the deal. Vague terms in any of these areas are a common source of disputes.
The FTC’s Endorsement Guides say that when you have a material connection to a brand – payment, free products, or a family or business relationship – you should disclose it clearly and conspicuously in the content itself. Brands can share responsibility. We can review your disclosure approach and the compliance terms in your brand contracts.
Usage rights define how long and where a brand can reuse your content, such as on its website or in ads. Whitelisting lets the brand run paid ads through your account or handle. Both add value for the brand, so they should be limited in time and scope and priced separately rather than given away.
Platforms offer DMCA takedown tools, and a formal notice often removes infringing copies quickly. For U.S. works, copyright registration is generally required before you can sue for infringement, and registering early can expand the remedies available. We can send takedowns, demand letters, and pursue claims when copying continues.
If your name is tied to income – merch, sponsorships, courses, or a media company – a federal trademark can strengthen your ability to stop copycats and fake accounts and make brand deals and platform disputes easier to handle. We run a clearance search first so you do not build on a name someone else already owns.
Start with your contract: payment dates, late fees, and dispute terms shape your options. We can send a formal demand, negotiate a settlement, and, if needed, pursue legal action to recover unpaid fees. Clear payment and remedy clauses negotiated up front make collections much easier if a brand stalls.
Check the commission rate and what income it applies to, the term and renewal, exit rights, post-termination commissions, who controls your accounts and brand relationships, and whether the manager can sign deals for you. Long terms with lasting commissions can follow you for years, so review before you sign.
Only with permission or a valid legal basis. Using copyrighted music, TV clips, or other creators’ content without a license can lead to takedowns, strikes, or claims. Fair use is narrow and fact-specific, so it is risky to rely on. We can help you license what you need or assess a specific use.
Start with the platform’s own appeal process and review its terms of service, which usually give the platform broad discretion. We can help you prepare a clear appeal, preserve evidence of hacking or impersonation, address related brand-contract obligations, and assess whether any legal claims may be available.
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