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My practice sits at the intersection of entertainment and technology, helping a diverse range of clients from traditional artists to video game developers to tech start-ups. I firmly believe that quality legal services shouldn't break the bank, so I offer a variety of pricing models to help my clients thrive. My guiding principal is to always offer value, and the results are evident in my outcomes and client satisfaction.

Mark has started his solo firm 5 Bridges Law!. After nearly a decade with Tor Ekeland Law and TorMark Law, Mark has started his own firm to represent artists, authors, and other creative professionals.. Mark is one of the country's leading voices on termination rights under the Copyright Act, the rights that allow artists to get their copyrights back after they've assigned them.. He works with creative people and businesses, often from their inception. He writes and reviews their membership agreements, employment agreements, service contracts, trademark applications, and everything else they need to thrive.. For the right clients, the firm will take on litigation to protect rights. Mark has been litigating in state and federal courts in California and New York for 15 years.. Mark practices in California and New York

Jacob Janzen, grew up in California’s Central Valley where he attended an elementary school devoted to arts education. There he participated in all manner of visual and performing arts. In college, Jacob majored in literature, certain that he would write the next great American novel.. For 6 years after college, Jacob managed the Community Thrift Store in San Francisco, helping them to donate their proceeds to not-for-profit organizations throughout the Bay Area whose missions range from serving the needs of the homeless, to the arts, to LGBTQ community building, and to animal rescue (just to name a few).. In 2015, Jacob earned a law degree from DePaul University College of Law in Chicago, where he studied Art Law, the drafting of Art Market Transaction documents, and also served as a law clerk to the Chicago History Museum President.. In 2016 Jacob earned a Master of Arts degree in Art Business from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Los Angeles and the Drucker School of Management at Claremont Graduate University. While there, Jacob studied all manners of Art Business and Art World dynamics, visiting art fairs, galleries, museums, and artist studios in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Dallas, Marfa, Seoul, Hong Kong, and Mexico City. While at Claremont, Jacob also studied economic strategy, marketing, accounting, finance, and creative entrepreneurialism.. All of these studies and experiences culminated in the conception of Start Art Legal, which was presented by Jacob as a business concept in the 2016 Kravis Concept Plan Competition. In that competition, Start Art Legal won first place, beating entries from students and alumni from Claremont’s MBA program, the Keck Graduate Institute, as well as Scripps, Pomona, and Pitzer Colleges.. Jacob Janzen was admitted to the California State Bar in 2016 (Bar #313474), and joined the California Lawyers for the Arts Modest Means Incubator Program in 2017. He is proudly married to a working metal artist and welder (), and is delightedly the father of one son, Buster.

I have 25 years experience in workers compensation. I am a published author and have written in various bar publications and presented at numerous seminars. I also do Social Security Disability appeals. I try to relate to my clients and their needs in a positive way and work out disputes with insurance carriers that are reasonable and fair. My goal is to achieve good results for my clients and minimalize the stress of litigiation as much as possible.

I am the former managing partner of Coleman & Horowitt, LLP, LLP, a litigation and transactions firm with offices in Los Angeles, Fresno, Visalia, Bakersfield, Sonora and Orange County (Irvine), California, and am a trial attorney and mediator/arbitrator in the firm's litigation department.  I have conducted all phases of litigtion in the areas of complex litigation, banking, real estate, commercial, and construction litigation.  In this capacity, I have served as lead counsel in numerous trials (both court and jury trials) as well as arbitrations and mediations.  I also represent clients in alternative dispute resolution as well as serve as a neutral in arbitrations, mediations and early neutral evaluations, both privately and on behalf of organizations such as FINRA, the Superior Courts of Fresno and Madera Counties, and the Disptue Resolution Center of the Central California Better Business Bureau.

I am dedicated to helping clients get the legal representation they require. I served as the director of the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program in Oklahoma, where I provided lower-income clients with personal and professional tax preparation at no cost. It's this work that spurred me to join the Modest Means Incubator Program with California Lawyer's for the Arts and open my own firm. I want to help artists and innovators–like you–obtain intellectual property protection for their ideas and works.. During law school I worked with a patent prosecution firm and a large university technology transfer office, where I gained experience in patent prosecution and licensing. I have extensive knowledge about patent law and prosecution, and received the highest marks in Patent Law. It's this knowledge that I will put to use to help you get a patent on your idea.

Clients of Berkeley, California Attorney Zev Hardman include artists, creatives and other important people. Specializing in top-quality legal advice and services, Attorney Zev Hardman leverages the law, technology, creativity and experience to always put his client first.

Bay Area Sexual Harassment Lawyer: I practice civil rights law in California with a focus on sexual harassment, sexual orientation harassment and personal injury cases involving sexual battery.

An honors graduate of Harvard University and New York University, Xinying Valerian represents employees, whistleblowers and other injured persons in seeking justice and protection of their civil rights. She has successfully represented workers across the economic spectrum in class and individual actions, recovering millions of dollars. Ms. Valerian’s broad experience includes fighting independent contractor misclassification, negotiating severance agreements, litigating consumer class actions and representing the media in First Amendment cases.  Ms. Valerian is also a sought-after speaker and peer educator, called upon to present on legal topics to fellow lawyers and to provide insights to the general public. A first-generation immigrant who grew up in California, Ms. Valerian is committed to public service and fighting for the underdog for fair treatment in the workplace and marketplace.