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An article by Brad Cohen titled, “Tax and Estate Planning for Postmortem Celebrity,” was published in the syllabus for the 47th Annual Entertainment Symposium for the UCLA Ziffren Institute for Media, Entertainment, Technology & Sports Law. This article was originally published by LA Lawyer Magazine in May 2017.
Stan Gibson posted “Motion to Disqualify Based on Joint Defense Agreement Denied Where Agreement Did Not Create Implied Attorney-Client Relationship,” on the Patent Lawyer Blog on January 23rd, 2019.
Brad Cohen is a contributing author to The Essential Guide to Entertainment Law: Intellectual Property which was published this week by Juris Publishing.
Brad Cohen is a contributing author to The Essential Guide to Entertainment Law: Dealmaking which was published this week by Juris Publishing. He contributed to the chapter on “Entertainment Industry Taxation.”
Susan Allison’s article “Welcome Anti-SLAPP Guidance For Calif. Courts, Litigants” was published by Law360.
In the May 2017 issue of Los Angeles Lawyer, JMBM tax attorney Brad S. Cohen writes about Tax and Estate Planning for Postmortem Celebrity. “Does a studio have the right to use a celebrity’s image after his or her death? If so, is there any way to plan ahead to avoid the misappropriation of a celebrity […]
Daniel Freedman wrote the op-ed “Twisting the Truth: The NIMBY Opposition to Second Units in L.A.”, published in Planetizen.
Brad Cohen co-wrote the article titled “Tax Residency Issues for Filmmakers, Actors, and Musicians in California” that was published in the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine
Brad Cohen co-authored the article “Income, Estate and Gift Taxation of Entertainment Assets” featured in Los Angeles Lawyer.
Brad Cohen co-wrote the article “Section 181 Offers Incentives to Curb Runaway Productions” that appeared in Los Angeles Lawyer magazine, 25th Annual Entertainment Law issue.
