No, I review brand partnership agreements for creators both with and without managers. I also review management agreements for creators who are considering hiring a manager.
Your representative will typically review a brand deal’s commercial terms and help foster your relationship with the brand. An attorney looks more closely at provisions that can affect you beyond the campaign, including how long the brand can use your content, whether you can work with competitors, who may be responsible if something goes wrong, and how either party can end the deal. We can also draft brand-deal templates, confidentiality agreements, model releases, and collaboration agreements. If you are considering leaving your current representation or signing with a new manager or agent, we can review the applicable agreements and advise you on your options.
Usually, yes. Foundwell Legal is a California law practice and works with clients nationwide on general business contracts, which we can place under California or another agreed-upon governing law. Because Foundwell Legal is licensed only in California, if your deal turns on another state's specific laws we will advise you to work with an attorney in your state. Foundwell Legal does not hold itself out as licensed outside California.