Legal advice for creators and influencers in Paris.
Legal for Talents advises content creators, influencers and their teams on partnerships, contracts, image rights and the legal structure of their activity, in France and internationally.
A new collaboration can involve more than a brief and a fee. It can also shape how your content, name and image are used, and which opportunities remain open to you. Our role is to make those choices clear and help you negotiate a framework that supports your career.
Partnerships with a clear framework.
The firm drafts and negotiates agreements alongside you and your agents. Depending on the project, the review can cover the work expected, payment terms, approval processes, exclusivity and the rights granted to a brand or partner.
A one-off campaign and a continuing ambassador relationship call for different discussions. We help you understand what you are agreeing to, which points need clarification and how the arrangement fits your other commitments.
Your content. Your name. Your image.
Content creation and permission to use your image are distinct parts of a collaboration. The firm helps define the intended uses of your work and identity, with attention to duration, territory, media and any proposed reuse.
Legal and tax questions can arise together. When your activity develops, Legal for Talents also advises on legal structures, income structuring and filing obligations.
Questions before getting started.
Can the firm review a partnership before I sign?
Yes. Contract drafting and negotiation are part of the firm’s services. Email the firm to discuss the proposed collaboration and the support you need.
Can my agent be involved?
Yes. Legal for Talents works alongside talent and their agents when drafting and negotiating agreements.
What should I prepare for a first discussion?
A draft agreement, the campaign brief, the proposed fee, the expected timetable and any intended use of your content or image provide a useful starting point.
Let’s discuss your project.
Meet Aliénor Dony at 5 rue Henry Monnier, 75009 Paris, or arrange a remote meeting.
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