Real Estate

The firm represents both commercial clients and individuals in all proceedings and transactions that deal with real property, including acquisitions & divestitures, construction matters, lender issues, leases, zoning, title examinations, closings and management.

Entertainment Law

• Copyrights: Preparing and filing copyrighted materials.
• Protection of intellectual property: Negotiating and drafting copyrights and assignments.
• Contracts: Structuring and negotiating talent, distribution, financing, licensing and merchandising agreements for film, television, music, and general commercial business contracts.
• Mediator/Arbitrator: Commercial business, real estate, employment.

Corporate Law

• Formation of Entities: Corporations, LLC's, General Partnerships, and Joint Venture Agreements for real estate and entertainment matters.
• Maintenance of Records: minutes, elections, resolutions.
• Corporate Review: For those who have not maintained their books and records, review and prepare corporate minutes.

Alternative Dispute Resolution

• Litigation: Unlawful detainers; special appearances for out of town or unavailable attorneys.
• Arbitration: Real Estate and Entertainment awards rendered.*
• Mediation: For those who know what is best for themselves and want to retain control to the outcome of the dispute rather than relinquishing control to a decision maker.*
• Med/Arb: Those who try to settle their own disputes, but if no settlement, they allow the mediator to render a decision via an arbitration award.*

*Quick, decisive methods to resolve disputes between parties.

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