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: Legal Pad | LAIP lawyer Alan Friel joins Wildman Harrold as a partner
By Jason Siegel
Intellectual property lawyer Alan Friel joined Wildman Harrold's Los Angeles office as a partner.
Friel focuses on intellectual property transactional matters and regulatory compliance, primarily for leading entertainment and new media companies, and national advertisers and advertising and marketing agencies. He was previously at Kaye Scholer.
Friel is also an assistant professor at UCLA?s School of Film, Television and Digital Media, where he serves on the school?s legal advisory board and regularly teaches graduate courses regarding the business and legal aspects of the entertainment and media industries and on media-technology convergence.
Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on March 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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