The Recording Artists Project is a student practice organization at Harvard Law School providing pro bono legal assistance on music business matters. RAP specializes in contract review/negotiation, copyright matters and other transactional work. In addition to serving Boston’s music community through client representation, RAP invites a select group of students from Berklee College of Music to offer their insights about the music business to our student practitioners and learn in turn about lawyering in the industry. If you are a musician, music producer, record label, or other music business professional and you believe RAP could help you, please contact us. DISCLAIMER: Submission of requests for legal assistance from RAP does not constitute the creation of an attorney-client relationship. No attorney-client relationship is formed unless RAP enters a retainer agreement. Any legal work performed is done pursuant to the supervision of licensed attorneys. RAP does not practice in jurisdictions where it is unauthorized to do so, or where the laws of that state do not permit.