Dance

Client is a small NFP that runs an "uncensored" performance art festival under terms set by a Canadian Association. The performers are selected by lottery and the only restrictions on the performances are, 1) that the performer does not break any laws during the performance; and 2) that the performance does not jeopardize the Client's city license. One of the lottery winners plans to perform a sho...
Dispute: Income Tax. Client needs legal help in connection with a dispute related to amounts that she received for curating an art show....
A young dance instructor,Client, is planning to take over the operations of the studio where she teaches and an associated 501(c)3. Client needs legal help documenting the transaction....
Client has received a single song publishing and distribution offer from a Dutch label. The label is asking client to assign all rights to the master. Client seeks legal help to review the contract, which is to be governed under Dutch law. Client is entitled to a small advance. If received, Client still meets LCA's guidelines for pro bono assistance in this matter. He is in need of experienced leg...
Based upon limited conversation during regular client intake, LCA learned the following: Client needs advice on a start-up dance performance and motivational speaking business. He would like counsel on business structure and trademark protection. Client held his first performance in March 2013 and has since presented roughly 40 events, often for universities. He is the sole performer and presentat...
Client, a not-for-profit organization, seeks help resolving a dispute with a business it contracted to produce a media kit. Client used grant funding specifically allocated for the media kit and hired the third party business to design a tri-fold printed brochure and an electronic version. The third party's independent contractor left its employ with the relevant files, and the business has failed...

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