If you think you own the rights to the podcast you've created. Think again.

According to Eric Farber, unless you put contracts in place to protect your creative assets, you may be leaving yourself exposed to other people -- like your podcast guests -- claiming ownership of your work.

After more than 20 years as an entertainment lawyer representing hundreds of clients, such as the Tupac Shakur Estate, first-round draft picks, and high profile entrepreneurs Eric Farber founded Creators' Legal to help level the playing field for all creators. 

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Connect with Eric - Twitter: @therealericfarber / CH: @ericfarber

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