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: Legal Pad | LANoted sports law attorney joins Arent Fox in Los Angeles
By Richard Binder
Arent Fox LLP today announced noted sports attorney Maidie E. Oliveau, 55, has joined the firm as counsel in its Los Angeles office.
Ms. Oliveau has worked on a number of major sports-related transactions, negotiating and administering more than 200 deals totaling over $600 million, including:(i) naming rights agreement for AT&T Park (formerly SBC Park and Pacific Bell Park) in San Francisco; (ii) the Detroit Pistons? telecast rights to Fox Sports Net Detroit, the local regional sports network; (iii) the Tennis Channel agreement with the French Tennis Federation for the rights to telecast the Roland-Garros Grand Slam tournament; (iv) AstraZeneca?s CRESTOR brand sponsorship of the PGA Tour; (v) Fox?s acquisition of the Los Angeles Dodgers; and (vi) Sugar Bowl's title sponsorship deal with Allstate (and previously with Nokia and USF&G).
Arent Fox?s Los Angeles office was launched on January 1, 2007, when Washington, DC-based Arent Fox and Los Angeles-based litigation boutique O?Brien Abeles LLP combined their firms.
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Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on July 06, 2009 (boomark / email).
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