Spiller Law Business and Entertainment Law Blog

In this article, we will explain why using AI to draft legal contracts is both unacceptably risky and potentially not cost effective for your business or personal matters.

The What, Why and How of Loan-out Companies in the California Entertainment Industry

How to manage business risk during times of political change.

Parody may be a defense to Trademark Infringement claims in certain instances.

An Analysis of the Typical Steps Involved in a Business Merger and Acquisition.

How to avoid pitfalls funding your startup business.

The new Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) will require companies to disclose details about their beneficial owners or face penalties.

This post explains what Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) is and the Opportunities for Businesses, Athletes, Artists, and Influencers to Benefit

A Startup Company's Guide to Rule 144 and Section 83(b)

In an era where creativity fuels the engine of the global economy, the importance of intellectual property (IP) for entertainment...

How to dissolve your California LLC

Top 10 Key Elements every business owner and startup founder must include in their Buy-Sell Agreement

How a business lawyer can help you build your company's brand

A blog post explaining how to respond to a letter from the United States Trademark Office (USPTO)

How to avoid five mistakes made by business owners when selling their businesses

San Francisco business lawyer Lindsay Spiller lists five mistakes to avoid when buying a business.

A television interview with entertainment attorney, Lindsay Spiller. Lindsay is a film and music lawyer based in San Francisco