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Francelina Perdomo Klukosky’s practice and experience involve brand management, trademark prosecution, licensing, and a wide variety of entertainment transactions. Fran's work extends to deals involving video games, esports, live and recorded music, digital media and streaming, digital marketing and...
Peter Zlotnick is a complex corporate and commercial, real estate, construction and health care litigator. He has more than 25 years of legal experience advocating on behalf of and advising high net worth individuals, as well as public and private business entities, private equity firms and...
Tami Carmichael provides strategic legal advice to clients on advertising and branding initiatives, both when they launch and commercialize new ventures, as well as throughout the growth and development of their businesses and brands. Tami has a deeply developed practice in media and entertainment...
Adam H. Isenberg is a partner in Saul Ewing's Bankruptcy and Restructuring Practice. He concentrates his practice in commercial bankruptcy matters and out-of-court workouts and has represented debtors-in-possession, creditors' committees, trustees, secured creditors and other parties in cases...
Barry Chatz counsels businesses and individual parties in companies facing complex legal issues due to financial distress and significant operational challenges. His advice is informed by his more than 30 years of experience representing lenders, unsecured creditors and corporate debtors in...
Stephen B. Ravin is a highly seasoned insolvency and bankruptcy attorney, with more than 40 years of experience. He has served as a fiduciary and fiduciaries' counsel throughout his career in both federal and state courts. He also has vast experience representing individual and corporate debtors...
Insurers’ use of artificial intelligence is under increasing scrutiny from regulators and consumers. California, Colorado, and New York (and several other states) have already issued guidance on the use of artificial intelligence by insurers. Additionally, some states have adopted their own versions...