Your Creativity is Worth Protecting

Anjlee Khurana is a trailblazing attorney specializing in the music and technology industries. Since graduating from Columbia University and Vanderbilt Law School, Anjlee Khurana has practiced law on behalf of recording artists, small business owners, and other creative and entrepreneurial entities for over fifteen years. In 2013, Anjlee made legal history by bringing a copyright case of first impression. She has represented some of the world's top-selling artists in the management of their various businesses, the protection of their intellectual property, and their promotional efforts. Long before it became mainstream, she recognized the transformative potential of technology in the music industry. She has worked extensively with technology companies across a variety of industries, including healthcare, legal services, and real estate.

What sets Anjlee apart is the level of care she shows each client and each project. Anjlee has a passion for creators and entrepreneurs of all kinds and can help you start your business, protect your intellectual property, and manage your business relationships. 

Erica Baker is an entertainment lawyer that has an interest and passion for all things creative. As a singer, songwriter, and musician, Erica is invested in the arts community, which affords her a unique perspective and approach to the practice of law. Erica earned a Bachelor’s degree in music with a minor in business from Claflin University in Orangeburg, South Carolina, and a Juris Doctor degree from Michigan State University School of Law. 

Erica is passionate about educating and representing the arts community at large. She understands the perspectives and needs of creatives, and she uses her legal knowledge to help protect and advocate for them. Her commitment is to fight for clients just as hard as she would fight for herself. She believes that law doesn't have to be complicated, and she wants clients to gain understanding and be empowered. In her opinion, no business is too small and all creativity deserves protection.