Yes to whom it may concern I am looking for an entertainment lawyer possibly in the Arlington/Mansfield Tx to submit cd demo

and the bar prevents us from soliciting. Please use the find a lawyer feature above to get one to meet you needs. Its easy to use. Also, dont be concerned with a lawyer there when you are here( per the Houston post tag.)

Use the Find a Lawyer tab, as suggested. Experience in the market you seek in more important than physical location of the attorney.

Use the "Find a Lawyer" link at the top of this web page to help retain an attorney who can give you specific legal advice based on the particular facts and circumstances of your case.

You should hire a music attorney who has experience in submitting press kits and music demos to major record labels. Many record labels do not accept unsolicited demos. There website will read "we’re not accepting unsolicited demos at this time.” If you hire a lawyer to "shop" your music to record labels or music publishers, you should be certain that he/she has some "Industry connections." An attorney who "shops" a music demo may receive between 5% to 10% of the record deal and an upfront fee.

While it is good to find an attorney to partner with in your efforts to attract a labels attention, be careful of the following. Make sure you get an attorney who actually believes in the quality and value of your music. You don't want to pay someone just to mail something on your behalf with a message on their letterhead. If possible, find an attorney who has experience in the music industry and possibly personal connections to an A&R or other music industry exec as these go a lot further than a demo cd in the mail. Good Luck in your endeavor!