Kayla Pansy

The Law Office of Kayla Pansy, PLLC
The Law Office of Kayla Pansy, PLLC, Founder

Kayla R. Pansy, Esq. is a New York-licensed entertainment and intellectual property attorney and the founder of The Law Office of Kayla Pansy, PLLC, a boutique law firm representing creatives, entrepreneurs, and businesses across the entertainment, media, and technology industries. Her practice focuses on music industry transactions, intellectual property protection, licensing, and strategic legal counsel for artists and entertainment companies.

Kayla currently provides legal counsel to Roc Nation and Riot Games on music industry transactions, including licensing, publishing, and artist-related agreements. Her experience also includes legal work supporting the National Basketball Association (NBA), Earn Your Leisure’s Invest Fest, Audible, and the television series South Side. Throughout her career, she has negotiated a wide range of entertainment agreements, including recording, distribution, music publishing, songwriter, producer, artist management, and music licensing agreements.

A proud New Orleans native, Kayla’s passion for music began at an early age and inspired her pursuit of a career at the intersection of law, music, and entertainment. She earned her undergraduate degree in Film with a minor in Music from Georgia State University and her Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia School of Law. She also completed coursework in Music Supervision through UCLA Extension.

Beyond her legal practice, Kayla is actively involved in the music and entertainment law community. As a member of the Copyright Society, she has helped organize the organization’s Midwinter Meetings and a panel exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and music. She has also spoken on AI and music at a music technology conference in Miami, shared her insights on entertainment law with students at the University of Georgia School of Law’s Sports and Entertainment Law Society, and served as a guest speaker on music supervision for film students at UCLA.

An advocate for creative ownership and artist empowerment, Kayla is passionate about helping music creators understand their rights, navigate industry agreements, and build sustainable careers.