Lawyers For the Creative Arts

Anonymous

We represent many entertainers through our company Catalano, Caboor & The Music CPA Web site.  If any of our customers are new or not legally expressed by the previous, we will call a creative arts lawyer.

Creative Arts lawyers always respond to introductions based on their needs and payment capabilities.  Whether LCA is contributing to the customer or receiving appropriate advice, we've done multiple things to the customer.

We are a corporate follower and financial supporter. Organizations are required for the abuse that exists between the music industry and industry performers.

Many entertainers don't have the resources to hire lawyers at departure, and often enter into contracts without a legal review that often causes controversy later.  Efforts to prevent these problems in LCA.

I don't know any other Pro Bono organization that contributes to the entertainment community.

If you believe it, donate money.

Anonymous

Last year, I was linked to the Lake FX organization and fell in love with the creative people that the city runs. The representatives met me and promised me to help, but after all they didn't ask for help. I sent emails and called me many times. Today, 11 and a half months later, I received an email saying they can't help me. It is troublesome to contact them. They are surprisingly useless. Look for a legal clinic instead.

Anonymous

From indie film makers who need legal support, of course contact LCA. That's what the townspeople say. They called the office and asked them to fill in an application on line.

Note: One of their questions that seemingly appear harmless is "what is your household income?" My wife earns about four times as much as I do. I earn as much as the minimum wage as a teacher. She had nothing to do with my filmmaking job, but they wanted a household income.

3 I will not reply for more than a week. When they finally gave us the phone, the manager just gave us a day and time, and that was it.

When I went to my office, my regular counselor was sick, so I received their internship and from their answers, I made clear about film production, film funding and law.

I couldn't do anything after five minutes of the meeting and my LCA household income exceeded $35,000 a year. I was asked to give me $100 in consultation.

That's pure B.S. Why didn't you let me know this when I called back to you?

They are fake. I can't recommend them to anyone unless your household income is below the minimum wage. Still, if you don't know what people are talking about, you don't know where they can get help.

If you are a film maker who wants legal support, you may want to contact your lawyer directly. Before I get into the company, I ask a lot of questions, and then I take the money and say, "Sorry, I can't help you."

Anonymous

I was in a bad situation with a big record and a publishing arrangement.  All my money was spent and I couldn't go anywhere.  One day, a new accountant referred to the LCA, so I wanted to know what they would do.  They were very knowledgeable, and if anything was not clear, there were many lawyers who worked with them to answer  question  With the help I needed, I jumped back from everything.  In fact, I've been deeply involved with them and now I'm doing what I can give back to my colleagues.  I recommended to some friends, so they are very happy with the help they received.  I recommend it for those who can't afford to buy entertainment lawyers or have trouble finding the seeds of their troubles.