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Nixon Peabody adds video game GC

By Jason Siegel

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Patrick_sweeney Patrick Sweeney joined Nixon Peabody's Los Angeles office as of counsel.

Sweeney was previously the general counsel for video game publisher Brash Entertainment, handling game development agreements and studio content licenses. He'll be working in Nixon Peabody's interactive entertainment and new media group. 

Before joining Brash, Sweeney led Haight Brown's multimedia practice group and was senior corporate counsel at a video game/software publisher and Paramount Pictures Television Group.

He's also taught video game law at Whittier Law School and Southwestern Law School.

Sweeney told Cal Law, the blog of The Recorder, to expect a boom in legal work from the video game industry.

Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on March 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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