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Done Entertainment Law
Business & Talent Representation

For Creators, Athletes, & Entrepreneurs

WHY DOÑE ENTERTAINMENT LAW?

We help clients negotiate opportunities, protect their rights, and build the legal foundation for lasting growth.

Our firm provides strategic legal support tailored to the specific needs of our clients. We support creators, athletes, entrepreneurs, and growing businesses navigating contracts, negotiations, intellectual property concerns, and critical business decisions. 

Our managing partner, Attorney Doñe, has substantive experience serving as in-house counsel for a fast-growing telehealth company and leading compliance for two commercial products within Johnson & Johnson's multi-billion dollar global portfolio. Through her full-time work for these two companies, she's handled agreements related to recording, licensing, producers, influencers, NIL, marketing, and other commercial agreements.

Done Entertainment Law combines sophisticated business counsel with authentic experience to help clients (1) protect what they create, (2) negotiate with confidence, and (3) build compliant businesses positioned for enduring success.

Practice Areas

01

Contracts

Review, drafting, and negotiation of agreements involving talent, production, licensing, collaborations, sponsorships, endorsements, and digital content.

Have an AI-generated contracted? We'll review it to protect your interests and mitigate your risks.

02

Intellectual Property

Strategic guidance on ownership, 

licensing, content use, trademarks, copyrights, publicity rights, and 

protecting the value of creative brands. 

03

Creator and Athlete Representation

Practical counsel for creators and athletes navigating professional opportunities, commercial partnerships, NIL deals, and long-term brand development.

04

Creative Business & 
Outside General Counsel

Ongoing guidance on business formation, commercial agreements governance, compliance, scalable legal systems, and day-to-day business risk.

"Laws should be like clothes. They should be made to fit the people they serve."

- Clarence Darrow

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