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Welcome to the best source for legal representation relating to the adult industry. Whether you are a webmaster, content producer, content provider, content reseller, hosting provider, performer, actor, actress, producer, payment processor, affiliate program, website manager, website operator, website owner, software producer, website designer, programmer, advertiser, traffic broker, surfer, or are otherwise involved in the adult entertainment industry, Silverstein Legal will provide you with the prompt and aggressive representation that you need.
Size doesn’t matter! Whether you are an individual or your business is small, large, domestic, or international, Silverstein Legal will address your specific legal needs with innovative and flexible methods and solutions.
If you are seeking the best adult entertainment lawyer, then look no further. Silverstein Legal’s experience and knowledge together with a commitment to results and client satisfaction enables us to answer all of your questions and help solve all of your problems, whatever they may be. Our law firm is comprised of some of the most innovative and technically savvy internet lawyers and entertainment attorneys and our clients engage in the operation of multiple types of websites including but not limited to: webcam sites, dating sites, social media sites, tube sites, subscription sites, novelty sites and more.
The adult industry has never been more legally complex. No matter what area of the adult industry you are involved in, our office and adult entertainment attorney Corey D. Silverstein can get you answers that you need. Whether your issue involves, 18 USC §2257, record keeping compliance, content evaluation, obscenity, first amendment, censorship, DMCA, copyright issues, contractual issues, corporate law, criminal defense, business structure, litigation, domain name disputes, or privacy issues our experienced and knowledgeable adult lawyers are ready to assist you. Visit Our Services page for a more detailed list of our services.
Our firm’s managing member, Corey D. Silverstein has been involved in the adult industry for almost a decade in both a legal and non-legal capacity and his client portfolio includes some of the largest adult industry businesses in the world. His years of experience and understanding of the special nature of individuals and companies alike in the adult industry enable him to fight and protect you or your business. For a more detailed profile on Mr. Silverstein please visit the About page.
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Advertisement and Traffic Brokers
We are experienced in representing some of the largest traffic and advertisement brokers in the online community today. Traffic and advertisement brokers are constantly dealing with complex technology related contracts and transactions, and our attorneys have the advanced technical and legal skills necessary for these issues.
Content Producers
Our attorneys have decades of experience representing content producers and ensuring that their intellectual property rights are protected. We are experienced in age verification and record keeping issues.
Domainers
Our firm represents some of the most successful domainers in the world and we have substantial experience dealing in the sale and purchase of multi-million dollar domain transactions. We also have a tremendous amount of experience assisting our clients in domain name disputes.
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) / Hosts
Our firm proudly represents individuals and businesses that sell or lease: internet hosting, collocation, bandwidth, servers and various other technology.
Payment Processors
Our lawyers understand the legal complexities involved in the payment processing industry and have substantial experience representing merchants, merchant account holders, third party billing services, payment gateways, and alternative payment processors.
Website Owners and Operators
Our firm proudly represents the owners and operators of various types of websites including but not limited to: paysites, freesites, affiliate programs, tube sites, cam sites, dating sites, search engines, novelty stores, blog and online communities.
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North Carolina Hits the Industry Hard with HB 805
North Carolina House Bill 805 An act originally aimed at combating sexual exploitation in the adult entertainment industry has become a wide-ranging law in North Carolina, with significant implications for performers, platforms, and public policy on a number of unrelated issues. North Carolina House Bill 805, which was recently enacted by the state legislature, was initially a bipartisan effort to purportedly protect individuals from having nonconsensual sexually explicit content distributed online. However, as the bill progressed through the legislative process, it was amended to include a host of other provisions, particularly those related to transgender rights and parental oversight in schools. Featured In The September 2025 Edition Of XBIZ World Effective Date of the Law The legislative process for HB 805 concluded on July 29, 2025, when the North Carolina General Assembly successfully overrode Governor Josh Stein's veto. The law was ratified at that time, but it does not go into effect all at once. The sections of the bill that relate to the adult entertainment industry — specifically the requirements for age verification, consent, and content removal — are scheduled to become effective on December 1, 2025. Other provisions, such as those related to the use of state funds…
Florida Attorney General Files Age Verification Enforcement Lawsuit
The Florida Attorney General has filed a major lawsuit under House Bill 3 (HF 3) — Florida’s newly effective age-verification law — targeting operators of some of the most-trafficked adult websites, including: XVideos.com XNXX.com BangBros.com GirlsGoneWild.com TrafficFactory.com, an adult ad network These companies allegedly failed to implement mandatory systems to verify that users are 18 or older before accessing sexually explicit content, even after receiving prior compliance warnings. The lawsuit asserts these failures constitute violations of HB 3 and the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act, with the sites reportedly attracting millions of Florida users monthly. Highlights from the Filing HB 3 entered into force on January 1, 2025, and applies to any site where over one-third of content is “harmful to minors.” Noncompliant sites potentially face civil penalties up to $50,000 per violation. The Florida AG framed the lawsuit around protecting children from access to explicit content, labeling the sites’ operations “flagrant” and “predatory.” A related legal challenge to HB 3 filed by industry groups was recently dismissed after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a similar Texas law. What This Means for You Enforcement risk is real and immediate. Platforms with any significant adult content accessible in Florida must take action now. Heightened liability…
The AI-Generated DMCA Deluge: How Fake Takedowns Are Drowning Legitimate Copyright Holders and How to Fight Back
The digital landscape is increasingly being shaped by artificial intelligence, and while AI offers immense potential, it's also being weaponized. A disturbing trend has emerged: AI-powered "DMCA takedown services" are reportedly flooding the internet with thousands of fraudulent Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notices. This torrent of fake claims is creating chaos for legitimate copyright owners and online platform operators alike, disrupting businesses, damaging reputations, and undermining the very system designed to protect intellectual property. Featured In The August 2025 Edition Of XBIZ World The Problem: AI-Fueled Falsity These malicious AI services leverage sophisticated algorithms to generate convincing-looking DMCA notices en masse. They often lack genuine claims of infringement, instead relying on: Generic Accusations: Notices with vague descriptions of copyrighted material and minimal supporting evidence. Automated Targeting: AI can rapidly identify and target vast numbers of websites or content, regardless of actual infringement. Exploiting Automation: Many platforms rely on automated systems to process DMCA requests, making them vulnerable to being overwhelmed by a high volume of seemingly legitimate notices. Misleading Information: Some fake notices may even include AI-generated "lawyer" profiles or fabricated firm websites to appear credible, as seen in recent SEO scam attempts. Competitive Sabotage The goal is often…
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