The L4M crew covers Copyright infringement in the Solomon Linda v Disney in the Lion Sleeps Tonight case and Trademark infringement with the Lady A vs Lady Antellbum performing name situation. Both matters reflect the systematic racism and oppression in the music industry, while also being a valuable teaching point to young artists.

After a brief break to reflect on current events ranging from Black Lives Matter to COVID-19, the L4M crew is back in the studio to discuss how to bring lasting change to the Entertainment Industry. We will take a look at the companies that showed "solidarity" with BLM and what they are doing now. Also Eddie gives a breakdown on systemic racism and the role it plays in music.

The L4M Podcast is back with special guests; Nic Judd (business manager/accountant) & Michael Berg (concert promoter/festival owner) to discuss the current state of the music industry during the COVID-19 lockdown.

This week; the L4M crew is joined by Akin Aliu, agent at CAA to discuss life in the live booking industry and Terrell Jones, business owner and artist, to discuss life in the fashion and industry. Terrell also breaks down the great charitable work his company, Fat Tiger Workshop, is doing during this COVID-19 Pandemic.

Due to social distancing guidelines, the L4M was moved to Zoom Meetings. On this episode, we are joined by music managers: Eddie Sikazwe, Tamika Ponce and Gordon Dillard. We discuss how they been planning and building for their artists during the COVID-19 pandemic. Enjoy this format for the near future.

In this episode, the L4M crew discusses the pandemic effects of the CoronaVirus on the music industry, Led Zeppelin's lawsuit victory and why push ups are important during a quarantine.

In this episode, the L4M crew breakdowns the Meg the Stallion and 1501 Entertainment record label contract situation and COVID-19's effect on touring.

The PodGods are back for another season of compelling entertainment law news. New Season, New Name, Same PodGods! In this episode, the guys recap the Grammys, the AVNs, and Mase's Music Publishing situation. On a lighter note, we discuss Josh's amazing mustache, Eddie's new career as a trophy husband, plus the Do's and Dont's during All Star Weekend in Chicago.

The ISP crew ends Season 1 with a special holiday edition of the podcast. In this episode, we get the chance to sit down with the legendary Chuck Inglish. Chuck discusses future plans and the current state of the industry. Enjoy and Happy Holidays.

On this installment of Industry Standard, the crew breaks down recent entertainment news from a lawyer's perspective.