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Why morals clauses are no longer just for famous people

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Dec 5, 2025 | Employment Law

It used to be that “morals clauses” were used primarily by studios and other entertainment businesses to help prevent actors and other performers from doing something that would embarrass or harm them – and potentially cost them millions of dollars. These clauses...

What meal periods are employees required to have in California?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Nov 21, 2025 | Employment Law

California has many protections for workers that aren’t present in other states. One of these is that employers are required to provide employees with 30-minute meal periods if certain conditions are present.  There are very specific requirements for meal periods, and...

Are employees paid overtime in California?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Nov 6, 2025 | Firm News

How much do you work in a week? Have you ever worked more than your normal hours? Were you paid extra for the extra time? If not, you likely should have received overtime pay.  Employees in California may be entitled to extra wages for working overtime. Here is what...

Facing entertainment contracts in the streaming era as a creator

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Oct 29, 2025 | Entertainment Law

Streaming platforms have changed the landscape of entertainment contracts by shifting to new compensation models and distribution tactics. As a creator, understanding the shifts can help you navigate contract negotiations with streaming platforms while protecting your...

Can California businesses still enforce nondisclosure agreements?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Oct 10, 2025 | Business Law

California has numerous unique statutes that protect employees. Business leaders need to understand the special provisions included in state law to ensure their compliance. They also need to be aware of how employment practices in California differ from those across...

The importance of a strong licensing agreement

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm | Sep 30, 2025 | Intellectual Property Law

Intellectual property protections benefit businesses and creatives alike. Patents, trademarks and copyrights help limit access to unique concepts, cutting-edge products and original works of art. Businesses can protect their interests by registering intellectual...

Is it an IP violation if two songs have the same chord progression?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm | Sep 19, 2025 | Entertainment Law

For entertainers and musicians, the songs they write are incredibly valuable. A hit song can change someone’s life. If another artist steals that song and copies it, it could be an intellectual property violation that costs the original artist a significant amount of...

Can employers demand unpaid off-the-clock work?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Aug 18, 2025 | Employment Law

Hourly workers generally receive pay for all time that they spend on the clock. Every paycheck may be different from the next, as they may work fluctuating hours from week to week. Typically, service sector employees and other hourly workers have a right to receive...

Don’t overlook these intellectual property law factors

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Apr 24, 2018 | Intellectual Property Law

Most business people in California and beyond want to maximize their assets whenever possible. Intellectual property law plays an important role regarding licensing and asset protection. However, unless an intellectual property owner understands the ins and outs of...

The Lovell Firm, representing clients in lawsuit against Oprah Winfrey, recently featured on The Wrap

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Apr 20, 2018 | Intellectual Property Law

Prominent attorney Tre Lovell is representing writing duo in their multi-million dollar lawsuit against Oprah Winfrey and others for claims of having stolen their ideas for the television show "Greenleaf." The lawsuit calls the actions of the defendants blatant and...

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