At the Law Offices of Barry K. Rothman, located in Los Angeles, California, we provide legal counsel and service for entertainment transactional matters. Our experienced lawyers represent creative talent and production companies throughout a diverse range of entertainment fields and remain committed to protecting our clients' rights in entertainment law agreements.
For more than 35 years, our firm has built a strong reputation among our clients and the legal and entertainment communities in Los Angeles. We offer personal attention to our clients and understand their unique, individual issues and the best options for resolving those issues. We are interested in our client's definition of "success."
Protect Yourself in Entertainment Transactions
Over our many years of providing legal service to clients in the entertainment industry, we have seen many instances where performers and production companies have found themselves in trouble due to improperly drafted agreements.
Whether you are a performer or a production company in TV, film, music, theater, radio, or other entertainment industries, protecting your work, your finances and your creative control are essential elements to being successful in the entertainment industry. By drafting agreements and contracts, including confidentiality agreements, non-circumvention agreements, and intellectual property agreements that are legally sound, you can ensure that your expectations will be met and your goals will be achieved.
Our job is not simply to write out an agreement. It is also to educate our clients on the legal process so that they understand how it works and can protect themselves in the future. When our clients are faced with entertainment disputes, the Law Offices of Barry K. Rothman also represent clients in entertainment law litigation.
Contact Us
To talk with an experienced entertainment transaction lawyer in Los Angeles, California, contact the Law Offices of Barry K. Rothman. Call us at 310-557-0062 and speak with an attorney about your entertainment law issues.