Taylor M. Tieman (Legalmiga)
Business and trademark lawyer for founders/creators; practical legal explainers on contracts, licensing, and law firm practice.
Latino Legal Representation Remains Dismally Low, A
if you knew what representation looked like for Latinos in the law (dismal) you’d be crying too. a family affair. 🫶🏼
Turn Late Payments Into Legal Action with Playbook
getting paid on time is a legal issue. the Chasing Payments Playbook in @thelegalmigalibrary walks you through exactly what to do when a client ghosts, disputes, or just... doesn't pay. it's brand new. and it's only available to Library Card members. this week...
SCOTUS Voting Rights Act Ruling: Live Breakdown Tonight
make sure to tune into @jasmineforus platforms at 3:30PM PST/6:30 PM EST tonight for a breakdown on SCOTUS' holding today on the Voting Rights Act
Clear Contract Deliverables Prevent Scope Creep
the deliverables section of your contract is the most important part nobody reads. it should spell out format, number of posts, posting dates, revision rounds, and approval timeline. vague deliverables = scope creep. every time.
Defamation Suits: Drama Reserved for the Ultra‑wealthy
Defamation lawsuits are my favorite to read and cover because it’s always dramatic AF because the only people that can afford to file them and take it that far are…celebs. Presidents. FBI directors.
Essential Contract Clauses Creators Often Overlook
things that should be in most brand deal contracts that usually aren't: — a kill fee (so you get paid even if they cancel) — a late payment clause (so they can't ghost your invoice) — a content approval timeline (so they can't...
Creators Sign Contracts Blindly—Legal Access Gap Persists
real talk: most creators i work with have never had a single contract reviewed by an attorney. and yet, they've signed dozens. as we've said...that's a gap in the system. legal protection has always been expensive and inaccessible. especially if you're a...
Eldest Daughter: Overworked, Underappreciated Like a Star Employee
Bring an eldest daughter is basically being the employee that’s way too good at your own job, so much so that management keeps adding more to your plate. Oh and no one’s thanking you either
Millions of Citizens Lack Documents Needed to Vote
@heritagefoundation, this is factually untrue. Let's take just one example. 146 million American CITIZENS don't have a passport. Without one, you'd need a birth certificate to register to vote under this act. But millions of Americans don't have easy access to a birth...
Legal Community Alarmed by 42 Amicus Briefs Against DOJ
If you care about having the right to a lawyer (any lawyer, for any reason) then I need you to stop and read this. Last week, 42 amicus briefs were filed in federal court challenging the Trump DOJ. The entire legal profession...
Human Eyes Become Artemis II’s Most Valuable Instrument
In 2026, in the age of AI, NASA's most important scientific instrument on the Artemis II mission is four pairs of human eyes. Right now as we speak 4 humans are flying around the Moon. And their primary job is to...
Lunar Flyby Live-Threading: Surprisingly Relaxing Compared to Hearings
i guess i'm live-threading this lunar fly by. it's actually much more relaxing than the other live threading we do here (congressional hearings, SOTU)
Legal Industry Thrives on Confusion—I'm Fighting It
the legal industry profits off of your confusion. that's their business model. and it's exactly what i'm building against.
Our Favorite ‘Window‑Shopping’ Carts: Browsing Until Sales Hit
what’s your comfort online shopping cart? the one you go in and out of weekly and peruse, add to cart then forget about it. you don’t really buy from it either unless a sale hits. mine lately has been old...
Mass‑following Cardiologists After Family’s Doctor‑search Struggle
anyways spending my Friday night mass-following cardiologists. a family member had the worst time finding one and finally getting in to see one so I’m trying to get a head start.