Whether you're a talent manager helping your creator navigate new territory or a self-managed creator facing an unfamiliar contract type, specialized media deals require expert legal guidance.
New territory shouldn't mean navigating complex media contracts without experienced backup.
Following your call, you'll receive a client engagement letter and invoice. Once completed, your dedicated service date is locked in—giving you certainty in your negotiation timeline.
Schedule a brief call where we'll discuss your specific opportunity, contract needs, and timeline requirements. We'll confirm this service is the right fit for your situation.
Before you invest in our contract review service, we offer a brief, focused consultation to ensure we're the right fit for your specific needs.
This call is about understanding your needs and providing immediate value—not a high-pressure sales conversation.
A professional redlined contract ready to send directly to the counterparty
Comprehensive video walkthrough explaining changes and strategy in plain language
"After working with Casey and her team on my book contract, I secured better royalty terms and maintained creative control. The video walkthrough made complex legal terms actually make sense, and I felt confident during the entire negotiation process."
"As a management company, we've worked with multiple attorneys, but none understand the unique position of digital creators entering traditional media like Deal Leverage does. The same-day turnaround lets us maintain momentum on important deals."
"The team identified three major rights issues in my podcast distribution agreement that would have limited my ability to monetize my content elsewhere. Their suggested revisions were accepted without pushback, and the deal is now significantly better."
"When our top creator received their first TV opportunity, we needed specialized expertise quickly. Deal Leverage delivered exactly what was promised—thorough contract review, clear explanation of changes, and ongoing support during negotiations."