What Third Chair does
Third Chair works with IP rightsholders to enforce and monetize their rights, supported by an on-demand network of top lawyers to step in when you need them. We’ve started with revenue-generating workflows, giving media companies visibility into who’s using their content and helping them turn unauthorized ads into a predictable income stream. The biggest media and entertainment companies like Universal Music Group in the world rely on Third Chair to enforce their intellectual property, unlock licensing revenue, and accelerate deal flow.
2 open roles
What the role involves
We’re seeking motivated IP Enforcement Counsel to join our legal service provider network at Third Chair (X25). You’ll help our clients enforce their intellectual property rights, negotiate licenses, and recover revenue from unauthorized advertisements. This is a commission-based role, ideal for legal professionals with entertainment experience who want to grow their practice and income by working with cutting-edge technology and top-tier clients across the media/entertainment industry. Location: Remote, anywhere in the US Hours: Flexible (Commission-Based) What You’ll Do Manage copyright enforcement matters end-to-end, including takedowns, demand letters, and settlement agreements. Collaborate with the General Counsel and Operations team to refine and improve our legal playbook and processes. Collaborate with our CTO and Technology team to refine and improve our best-in-class IP enforcement platform. Provide general strategic legal support to our client base across record labels, music publishers, distributors, and independent artists. What We’re Looking For Licensed attorney admitted to practice in at least one U.S. jurisdiction (active, in good standing). 3+ years of experience in media/entertainment law and/or copyright law. Hands-on experience working in intellectual property enforcement, such as DMCA takedowns, cease and desist letters, settlement negotiations. Hungry, entrepreneurial attitude with a sales-like drive to close deals. Nice to Have Music industry experience working in-house for record labels / music publishers, or for law firms focused in the music industry. Existing client base or network in the music industry
What the role involves
We’re seeking motivated IP Enforcement Counsel (Copyright) to join our legal service provider network at Third Chair (X25). You’ll help our clients enforce their intellectual property rights, negotiate licenses, and recover revenue from unauthorized advertisements. This is a commission-based role, ideal for legal professionals with entertainment experience who want to grow their practice and income by working with cutting-edge technology and top-tier clients across the media/entertainment industry. Location: Remote, anywhere in the World Hours: Flexible (Commission-Based) What You’ll Do Manage copyright enforcement matters end-to-end, including takedowns, demand letters, and settlement agreements. Collaborate with the General Counsel and Operations team to refine and improve our legal playbook and processes. Collaborate with our CTO and Technology team to refine and improve our best-in-class IP enforcement platform. Provide general strategic legal support to our client base across record labels, music publishers, distributors, and independent artists. What We’re Looking For Licensed attorney admitted to practice in their jurisdiction (active, in good standing). 3+ years of experience in media/entertainment law and/or copyright law. Hands-on experience working in intellectual property enforcement, such as DMCA takedowns, cease and desist letters, settlement negotiations. Hungry, entrepreneurial attitude with a sales-like drive to close deals. Nice to Have Music industry experience working in-house for record labels / music publishers, or for law firms focused in the music industry. Existing client base or network in the music industry
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