If you’ve created a song, these are the essential steps to protect it

By Enrique Cheang, E.C.V. & Asociados

If you’ve created a song, these are the essential steps to protect it

First, make sure it is properly registered. Your work has value and deserves to be formally recognized under your name.

Second, keep evidence of its creation—drafts, recordings, lyrics, and dates. Every element helps establish authorship.

Third, ensure that any use of your work is authorized and subject to your terms and conditions.
Fourth, explore collective management organizations to secure the royalties you are entitled to.

Creating music is an act of inspiration, but protecting it is a strategic decision. Don’t let your talent circulate without ownership—because that song is yours.

E.C.V. & ASOCIADOS

E.C.V. & ASOCIADOS is an organization born in 1996 guided by the mission of providing a comprehensive advice service in the area of Intellectual Property.

We have the sole purpose of collaborating with our clients, making us fully responsible for the management of the very delicate activities and intangible assets of the IP area, those that usually absorb an important amount of energy and time for companies.

All the activities carried out by our firm are backed up by a professional and human team that guarantees experience, trust and the best handling of legal cases, as well as the loyalty towards our clients and total privacy of information.

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