FAQ

The Beth B. Moore Law Firm, LLC is a transactional entertainment law firm specializing in copyrights, trademarks, contracts, and general business consultation for clients who work in music, film, television, theater, gaming, literature, web development and other creative arts industries.

What kind of services do you offer?

We primarily teach and advise clients about their intellectual property rights, including copyrights and trademarks. We also draft and negotiate a wide variety of entertainment industry contracts. Simply put, we help our clients turn their hobbies into businesses.

How much do your services cost?

Attorney Moore’s rate is currently $250/hour. The typical fee range is between $250-$1,000+, depending on the nature and scope of the services requested. Our quotes are flat fee offers, so you’ll know exactly how much our services will cost before we begin. Call today to receive a customized quote for your particular needs.

How are the cost of your services determined?

We offer a free twenty minute phone consultation to learn more about the nature and scope of your legal inquiry, which allows us to prepare a personalized estimate. Call us anytime to arrange your free consultation, or you can schedule a time online for us to call you.

Do I have to pay in advance?

Yes, we require prepayment of the quote in full before services can begin.

What happens if I have to cancel my services early?

No problem, we keep detailed time sheets and will refund any portion of your prepaid fee which was not used.

Who does your firm represent?

Our clients’ names are strictly confidential, as required by legal ethics rules; however, we represent a wide variety of songwriters, recording artists, record labels, publishing companies, licensing companies, recording studios, film and television producers, actors, reality tv contestants, scriptwriters, talent and modeling agencies, public relations agencies, authors, video game developers, web developers, and many other types of professionals in the creative arts industries.

Will you “shop” my record/film/screenplay to potential buyers?

No, we can only service clients who secure their own opportunities and business relationships. “Shopping” is part of the sales process, not the legal process.

I was told I need an “agent or attorney” to submit my material to a label/studio – can you do that for me?

No, labels and studios do not accept unsolicited material, regardless of who sends it. We do not shop materials.

Can you help me with a breach of contract issue?

Yes, there are some things we may be able to do to help remedy a breach of contract issue prior to you filing a lawsuit. Please call to inquire.

Can you file a lawsuit for me?

No, The Beth B. Moore Law Firm is a transactional firm, not a litigation firm. We do not file lawsuits.

Is my call/email to you confidential, even if I don’t hire you?

Yes, our communication will be kept strictly confidential, regardless of whether you hire us. We will never disclose to anyone the content of our conversation or even the fact that we had a conversation.

Do you offer internships or jobs?

We are not hiring for any paid positions, but we are open to inquiries regarding unpaid internships. The requirements for eligibility are: (1) you must have completed at least two semesters at a law school located in Georgia; (2) you must be an officer in your law school’s entertainment law society (or other related society); and (3) you must submit a sample of your writing related to the entertainment industry (for example, a blog post, newspaper article, research paper, legal memo, etc.).

For all other students and transitioning lawyers who have questions about us, entertainment law, private practice, etc., follow the pop-up link on our website to our firm’s scheduling program, choose the option “Ask Attorney Moore To Call Me,” and include a note in the message about your status and inquiry. We will only respond to those who follow these directions.

Are you available to speak with our group/class about your career?

Yes, Attorney Moore enjoys speaking to audiences about her experience as an entertainment lawyer, solo practitioner, and music business teacher. Please email us the date, time, location and topic, as well as information about your group, and we’ll respond as soon as possible.