Bradfield Biggers leads the Entertainment, Media & Music practice at Halloran Farkas + Kittila from the firm’s Los Angeles office. He represents clients across film, television, music, and technology, including talent, producers, record labels, emerging companies, and investors.
Why Concert Tickets Have Become So Expensive And What’s Driving The Surge
Concert ticket prices have surged in recent years. Learn what's driving higher costs, from dynamic pricing and resale markets to production expenses and demand.
Donna Summer’s Legacy ‘Works Hard For The Money’ In Primary Wave Deal
Primary Wave Music has partnered with Donna Summer's estate, securing rights to her music catalog, recordings, and name, image, and likeness (NIL).
Signed, Sealed, Blindsided: Why International Buyers Need A US Playbook Before They Bid
An M&A playbook for international buyers of entertainment assets looking to enter the US market.
Lost In The Fine Print: How State Law Can Make Or Break An International Entertainment Deal
How the framework of federal and state laws factor into US entertainment dealmaking for international investors.
Lights, Camera, Due Diligence: What International Investors Miss When Buying US Entertainment Assets
Strategic US market entry and careful consideration of asset structure can help international investors as they look to music, film, television, media and talent for long-term recurring revenue opportunities.
Dua Lipa’s $15 Million Samsung TV Box Lawsuit Unveils The ‘New Rules’ Of Trademark Litigation
Global pop star Dua Lipa recently filed a $15 million lawsuit against Samsung Electronics, alleging that the tech giant used a copyrighted image of her without permission.
3 Lessons From Sony’s $4 Billion Bid For Justin Bieber And Fleetwood Mac’s Music Rights
The bid for Justin Bieber, Neil Young and more's music rights is a reminder that the real value lies in knowing how to source a catalog, structure it and grow it.