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Benjamin Blady is a founding partner of Blady Weinreb Law Group, LLP, where he heads the Labor and Employment and Class Action practice. Since 1994, Mr. Blady has focused his practice primarily on employment litigation, including wage and hour litigation, and business litigation.. He has handled claims for wrongful or unlawful termination, discrimination (age, disability, gender, race, sex, sexual orientation), sexual harassment, failure to pay wages, employee misclassification, retaliation, and whistle-blowing. Mr. Blady has successfully represented clients in individual employee, collective action, and representative and class action litigation. He has spoken extensively on civil litigation, wage and hour law and wrongful termination.. After years of practice as a litigation attorney, Mr. Blady added mediation to his practice in 2003. Since then, he has mediated numerous civil and employment litigation matters to successful resolution.. Mr. Blady prides himself on providing his clients with personalized and thoughtful legal representation. He is devoted to the highest standards of aggressive and professional client representation.

Adam J Schwartz is a Los Angeles-based transactional and litigation attorney with years of corporate litigation experience, now serving creative professionals and their small businesses. Adam offers business law and IP law consulting, transactional services, and alternative dispute resolution, providing a full service law solution for creative professionals and their small businesses across many disciplines.. Prior to earning his law degree and practicing in the litigation group at a premier firm in Washington, D.C., Adam studied cinematography and worked in the film industry. Adam's clients benefit from the perspective of a fellow entrepreneur with a passion for all forms of artistic expression. His clients’ interests are protected by an accomplished negotiator and trial attorney who has represented Fortune 500 companies in disputes worth millions of dollars in front of federal courts, foreign investigative agencies, and arbitration panels.