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Media & Entertainment Law practice at Juris & Nova Chambers

Practice area

Media & Entertainment Law

Content is only an asset once the rights are clear.

Overview

At Juris & Nova Chambers, our Media & Entertainment Law practice provides legal assistance to individuals, production houses, broadcasters, digital platforms, artists, creators, and other businesses operating in the media and entertainment industry. We advise clients on the legal and commercial issues that arise in the creation, production, distribution, and commercial exploitation of content.

Our practice covers film and television production, digital content, music, publishing, advertising, broadcasting, talent agreements, licensing, sponsorships, and intellectual property rights. We assist clients in negotiating and reviewing contracts relating to artists, producers, directors, writers, musicians, distributors, platforms, and other industry participants.

We also advise on copyright, trademarks, personality and image rights, defamation, confidentiality, content ownership, and unauthorised use of creative works. Where disputes arise, we assist clients through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and appropriate court proceedings.

Our approach combines legal protection with an understanding of the commercial and creative nature of the industry. Whether the matter involves a production agreement, intellectual property issue, talent contract, licensing arrangement, content dispute, or regulatory concern, Juris & Nova Chambers provides practical and focused legal support tailored to the needs of media and entertainment clients.

Areas we cover

Services within this practice

  • Film Production Agreements
  • Distribution & Exhibition Agreements
  • Television Production & Broadcasting
  • Artist & Crew Contracts
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  • Music Rights & Licensing
  • Digital Content Agreements
  • Streaming & OTT Matters
  • Content Distribution
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  • Copyright Protection
  • Trademark & Brand Protection
  • Licensing & Assignment
  • Content Ownership & Infringement
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  • Actor & Artist Contracts
  • Talent Management Agreements
  • Endorsement Agreements
  • Performance & Appearance Agreements
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  • Broadcasting Agreements
  • Advertising & Sponsorship
  • Media Licensing
  • Regulatory Compliance
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  • Image & Personality Rights
  • Name & Likeness Rights
  • Unauthorised Commercial Use
  • Privacy & Publicity Disputes
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  • Defamation Matters
  • Copyright & Content Disputes
  • Contractual Disputes
  • Injunction & Litigation
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  • OTT Platform Agreements
  • Social Media Content
  • Influencer & Creator Agreements
  • Digital Content Regulation
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Questions

Frequently asked

Absent a written assignment, the default position under Indian copyright law can favour the creator even for commissioned work in some categories — a clear assignment clause avoids the ambiguity entirely.

Yes, through properly drafted exclusivity and non-compete clauses, provided they are reasonable in scope, duration and territory.

Confidential enquiry

Tell us about your matter

Enquiries received during working hours are acknowledged the same day.

Your details stay privileged and are never shared outside the chambers.

Consultation

Speak with a media & entertainment law advocate.

Tell us what has happened and what you need. You will get a candid assessment, a realistic timeline and a written fee position before any work begins.