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All Entries in the "Legal" Category

Who’s the Bad Guy–the FBI or MegaUpload?

This article 1st appeared in my column, Convergence In Entertainment, on Technorati. Author: Jerry Flattum Published: January 31, 2012 at 6:12 am I don’t get it. Maybe the readers of the this article can enlighten me. I realize readers look to columnists for answers, but sometimes all we have are questions. And my big question is: Who’s [...]

Jerry Flattum | Jan 31, 2012 | Comments 0

Legal

The EC in no way endorses any of the private attorneys or firms listed here. The higher up or bigger an attorney becomes the less need there is for taking on new clients. There are certain cut-off points in the entertainment industry where people become no longer accessible. Lawyers are no different than agents, managers, [...]

Jerry Flattum | Jun 17, 2011 | Comments 0