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Norris McLaughlin clients are in the public eye. They are passionate, elegant, and proud of their work.
Our team handles a wide variety of transactions for professional creatives such as authors, artists, designers, media and entertainment, influencers, and other content creators. These include celebrity licensing and endorsement deals, brand partnership, content subscriptions, publishing (including e-publishing) agreements, agency agreements, talent management agreements, theatrical performance agreements, collaboration agreements, video game licensing, and licensing of media and entertainment brands and content. We are also experienced in securing rights in, and clearing for publication, content in any media, including printed and e-books, television, photography, gaming, and music.
Our media law and creative economy team comprises of highly credentialed and experienced attorneys, many of whom represent not only local and regional clients, but also national and international clients in their cross-border dealings and disputes. They have handled most every type of legal transaction driving the creative economy.
We service our clients in the creative community by leveraging the unique and varied skills and capabilities of a cross-functional team of attorneys from several practice groups of the firm, including Intellectual Property (Trademark and Copyright), Business Law, and Labor & Employment.
In media (including social media) and entertainment, legal representation is vital. Our Creative Economy Practice represents social media influencers, celebrities, talent managers, advertising agencies, writers, publishers, reality television stars, and high-profile media, branding, and advertising executives and professionals.
At Norris McLaughlin our clients rest assured they’ll receive the most competent counsel in the most cost-efficient manner.
Principal areas for the Creative Economy Practice include:
Benjamin D. Schwartz
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Danielle M. DeFilippis
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David H. Siegel
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David T. Harmon
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Jeanne Hamburg
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Monica Chawla
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