I work in the field of social networks and have my own agency, our big client wants to organize an online contest. I understand that this is going to be a fairly large contest, so we need to do some legal research on the terms and conditions of this contest so that everything is legally correct. Do you know of a similar specialist in Los Angeles who can help with this?
Digital media attorney for online contest (LA)
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Will this contest be held on Instagram? I am an SMM specialist and by the way it would be interesting to know how to organize such events in general, because I have no such experience. My friend has his own agency in the field of marketing and usually when he has such legal issues, he turns to a digital media attorney . He gave me his number, because to be honest, I also had thoughts about my agency and was thinking of contacting him about how to properly legally formalize the creation of this project 
Here is his number 310-751-0181 , his name is David Sharifi, Esq. You can call him and make an appointment when it is convenient for you.
Here is his number 310-751-0181 , his name is David Sharifi, Esq. You can call him and make an appointment when it is convenient for you.
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Online contests and digital media can get tricky real fast, especially with copyright and usage rules. If you're dealing with platforms like YouTube, having a good understanding of their policies—or knowing who to reach out to—makes a big difference. I've seen people run into issues just trying to promote legit content. If you ever hit a snag or need help navigating their system, you might want to contact youtube and see how others have handled similar problems.
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That sounds like an exciting project!
I’ve noticed that when big clients run online contests or social media campaigns, the biggest headache is usually logistics making sure the creative side matches the technical requirements and legal side. Sometimes even a small detail, like how entries are collected or presented, can make or break the whole thing. From my own experience, working with event companies that understand both production and audience engagement really helps keep everything smooth. It’s that mix of creativity and precision that takes away a lot of stress when you’re managing large-scale campaigns.
I’ve noticed that when big clients run online contests or social media campaigns, the biggest headache is usually logistics making sure the creative side matches the technical requirements and legal side. Sometimes even a small detail, like how entries are collected or presented, can make or break the whole thing. From my own experience, working with event companies that understand both production and audience engagement really helps keep everything smooth. It’s that mix of creativity and precision that takes away a lot of stress when you’re managing large-scale campaigns.
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