New York, New York 10001 (by appointment only)
(917) 300-9557
WELCOME TO CASSANDRA SPANGLER, ESQ.
CASSANDRA SPANGLER ESQ.
Whether you are a creator or an entertainment company, a music attorney is an essential part of your team. In today’s music industry, many artists are choosing to forego traditional record deals in favor of forming their own companies and self-releasing their music. A music attorney can be a useful guide through that process, as well as through the process of pursuing a traditional record or publishing deal.
Phone:
(917) 300-9557
Email:
Address:
276 Fifth Avenue, Suite 704
New York, New York 10001
(by appointment only)
ABOUT CASSANDRA
Cassandra Spangler, Esq. is a music attorney licensed in the State of New York and has been proudly representing artists, producers, songwriters, record labels, production companies, publishing companies, artist managers, industry executives, influencers, content creators, photographers, designers, engineers, and more since 2010. She provides counsel and representation to individuals and entities in all facets of the music industry with legal aspects of their musical careers, including contracting, copyright and trademark registration, licensing, and business formation.
Cassandra is also an Adjunct Professor in the Music Business Department at New Jersey City University and previously taught Business Law at Parsons School of Design.
Cassandra is a magna cum laude graduate of Seton Hall University School of Law with a concentration in Intellectual Property/Entertainment Law, a graduate of the Southwestern Law School International Entertainment Law/Comparative Media Law program, and has a graduate degree in Music Business from New York University.
Prior to attending law school, Cassandra worked at several independent record labels, a booking agency for musical artists, and in music retail. Cassandra has also been an independent artist herself for more than 25 years, which gives her the unique ability to relate to both the talent and business perspectives of music industry transactions. She has been involved in the San Francisco Bay Area and New York City DIY music scenes and understands firsthand the challenges facing creators and companies attempting to navigate the often-present power imbalance of the music industry.