Los Angeles Entertainment Attorney

• Won numerous judgments and settlements in entertainment litigation, for production companies, management, networks, entrepreneurs and talent, involving defense and prosecution of creative rights, talent management, television and film syndication, contracts and contract breach, and net profits accountings for books, films and television series, from cartoons to wrestling, reality to comedy and drama


• Won numerous judgments and settlements in prosecution and defense of copyright infringement and theft of idea cases for plaintiffs and defendants, involving books, business catalogs, software, literary rights, implied in fact and implied in law contracts, music catalogs, motion picture and television production, trademarks, manufacturing of consumer products, formulas, formats and designs


• Won numerous judgments and settlements in prosecution and defense of name and likeness, privacy, defamation and tradenames, involving consumer products and endorsements to restaurant chains to celebrities and rock and roll bands


• Counseled numerous production companies, networks, parents and representatives regarding contract approvals for minors, Coogan Act, children’s rights, set asides and work issues


• Counseled numerous businesses and entrepreneurs regarding new media, growth, contracts and opportunities


• Counseled numerous businesses, producers and talent regarding rights management, protection of rights and transfers of intellectual property


• Successfully assisted numerous artists, authors and creators in the development and distribution of content


• Successfully completed numerous introductions, negotiations, operating agreements and contracts for partnerships, LLCs, corporations and joint ventures


• Successfully negotiated and completed exit agreements, buyouts, non-competition agreements and dissolutions of businesses, production companies, corporations and partnerships

Entertainment law, intellectual property and entertainment litigation have long been an important part of the Boesch Law Group’s reputation for excellence. Whether closing entertainment litigation cases or negotiating complex agreements, in working through difficult concerns to a common conclusion, the need to build bridges is a lesson learned. “The Sport of Headhunting” is a timeless warning that the client who seeks a headhunter for a lawyer is lining up for an expensive failure. The lessons of how to build bridges to the most difficult people in difficult times have application to the protection of all intellectual property and to all entertainment law issues, where collaboration and compromise protects the creative process.

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