Hannah's legal practice includes rights clearance (such as copyright, trademark, and right of publicity), risk assessment and counseling, reviewing advertising claims and substantiation, drafting terms of use for websites, advising on regulatory matters, and structuring and negotiating creative services agreements, commercial production agreements, celebrity talent agreements, content releases, and music licenses. Ms. Taylor also counsels clients and speaks publicly on the legal implications of advertising in social media, and represents companies in disputes before the National Advertising Division (NAD). She has been recognized as a New York area "Rising Star" in Super Lawyers magazine.
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