Boschan Corp.

10/03/2026

Will you be in Atlanta?

Catch Mark Tratos Mark Tratos Greenberg Traurig, Ben Sheppard @ BRG, and our own Cedar Boschan Cedar Boschan talking " in the Era of " at the American Bar Association's and Forum on Friday, 10/9/26.

09/23/2026

Radical Film Trejo's Tacos | Los Angeles, CA Eugenio Derbez SUNDANCE

09/21/2026

What is a "waterfall" in financial terms?

⛲💱🫗

09/07/2026

A well deserved day off for our team and for the workforces that drive every profitable company to success! Thank you!!!!

08/25/2026

08/16/2026

Some of the greatest elements of entertainment aren’t fully protected by law.

And in many cases, Professor Kevin Greene explains, there exists no legal mechanism to ensure creators even receive credit.

That has real financial consequences.

🎥 Watch the full conversation on our YouTube channel - just search YouTube for "Boschan Corp."

SocialJustice Equity BlackRights civilrights law

07/31/2026

Last night at the Hammer Museum we saw the first two funny and poignant episodes of the new season of thanks to �

06/22/2026

Are music contracts fair, or does it depend on who you are?

"You get what you negotiate. You cannot be afraid to ask for more," stated top talent attorney Bernie Lawrence-Watkins during Boschan Corp.'s recent panel discussion on Black Music Rights.

However, the reality is complex:

"If I'm advocating for a white artist, the deal comes in different than for a black artist."

🔗 in comments - please watch. 👀

06/19/2026

As we commemorate Juneteenth, our Black Music Rights panel explores the gap between legal rights and real-world outcomes for music creators.

06/18/2026

Juneteenth commemorates a moment when freedom that had already been granted finally reached those it was intended to protect.

It is a reminder that rights on paper and rights in practice are not always the same thing.

That theme emerged repeatedly during our recent Black Music Rights panel featuring leaders from the music industry, entertainment law, and academia, including Professor Kevin Greene, Esq., Ms. Bernie Lawrence-Watkins, Esq. and Mr. Jeff Harleston, Esq., as well as our multi-talented team member, Candace Chesnut.

We discussed:

• Why exploitation persists

• The importance of representation

• Whether current contracts are fair to Black creators

• The role of accountants and attorneys in protecting rights

Our founder, Cedar Boschan's latest blog reflects on those conversations and what Juneteenth can teach us about ownership, compensation, and access to information in today's music industry. It also links to clips from and to the full panel discussion.

https://blog.auditrix.net/2026/06/juneteenth-black-music-rights-and-gap.html

As we commemorate Juneteenth, our Black Music Rights panel explores the gap between legal rights and real-world outcomes for music creators.