Daniel L Fierst

Daniel L Fierst: Attorney with Fierst Bloomberg Ohm LLP

Biography

Focusing on the field of entertainment law, I assist film, television, video game clients with their licensing and intellectual property matters. I draft and negotiate software development and publishing deals for both game and tech clients, including many from around the globe. I provide comprehensive entertainment industry legal advice to clients, helping them to option entertainment rights, create IP shopping deals, structure financing and distribution contracts, organize chain of title, negotiate talent agreements, provide copyright clearance and draft "fair use" opinion letters, and advise on trademark matters. My general corporate legal experience includes crafting LLC operating agreements, corporate bylaws, and advising clients with complex mergers and acquisitions.

Areas of Practice (6)

  • Entertainment
  • Entertainment
  • Licensing
  • Intellectual Property
  • Contracts & Agreements
  • Trademark Application

Education & Credentials

Law School Attended:
University of Massachusetts School of Law, J.D., 2013
Year of First Admission:
2013
Admission:
2015, Massachusetts; 2013, Florida
Languages:
Spanish and German
ISLN:
923256102

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413-923-6809  Phone

413-585-0787  Fax

fierstkane.com

www.fierstbloomberg.com

www.fierstbloomberg.com

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