Show Notes
Join us for one hour of music legal talk with Brandon Tatum, Esq., a Billboard Top Music Lawyer 2023, and regarded as one of the sharpest thinkers in the industry.
The music landscape is changing fast. It's possible that it's changing faster than ever before. This opens up a world of questions with licensing, copyright, AI, and more.
As a multi-hyphenate lawyer, with deep international experience in the entertainment and technology industries, Tatum has you covered.
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