A. Jeff Ifrah

Ifrah PLLC

1717 Pennsylvania Ave, N.W., Suite 650

Washington, D.C. 20006

Phone: (202) 524-4140

Web Address: Federal Criminal Defense

When the government comes knocking, clients turn to the team at Ifrah Law for successful defense strategies. Because clients who are at the top of their fields come to us, we have seen that success can sometimes bring unwanted attention, and we are well respected for our ability to successfully manage, navigate and negotiate federal investigations.

We formed Ifrah Law in October of 2009 for the express purpose of bringing the sophistication of a large firm and the personalized service of a smaller firm to clients who have critical matters.

Our attorneys include a former special assistant U.S. Attorney, a former assistant U.S. Attorney and Manhattan Assistant District Attorney, and a number of highly trained veterans from some of the nation’s largest and most respected law firms. Founder Jeff Ifrah is frequent speaker, author and commentator on white collar crime issues and the co-author of the book Federal Sentencing for Business Crimes, the only complete treatise on the topic. As a result, we have established relationships and credibility with federal prosecutors and investigators in such agencies as the Justice Department, the FTC, SEC, and DOD, among others. Jeff Ifrah’s legal skills and record of success have earned him international recognition as a white-collar criminal defense lawyer and litigator. He is an advocate keenly focused on delivering results for his clients – on understanding the problems they face and developing innovative strategies to resolve them.

But outside the courtroom and the conference room, Jeff is equally devoted to a more personal mission. He is dedicated to changing the way clients think about their lawyer. That is why Jeff puts a premium on communication and responsiveness, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, by phone or e-mail. That is why he invests himself in understanding as much as he can about them and about his client’s businesses. That is why he strives to craft out-of-the-box strategies for their cases.

As important as client service is to Jeff, he understands that it would lose its luster if he did not also deliver results. Success upon success in complex, high-stakes cases have earned Jeff an international reputation, particularly for his work representing companies and individuals involved in Internet businesses. Experience and know-how make Jeff a formidable opponent.

Practices: White Collar Crime, Gaming, Corporate Business, eCommerce, Internet Crime

Areas: Washington DC, District of Columbia, USA

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John J. Tormey III, Esq.

John J. Tormey III, PLLC

1324 Lexington Avenue, PMB 188

New York, NY 10128 USA

212-410-4142

Web Address: http://www.tormey.org

jtormey@optonline.net

John J. Tormey III, Esq.

New York Lawyer. Entertainment Law Matters. Legal Services. An Entertainment Attorney With A General Practice.

Be it production counsel work or other transactional work relating to motion pictures, script or demo submissions, including submission of a demo to A&R recipients, other music industry work such as record contracts, 360 deals, management or agency agreements, formation of business entities, clearances, licensing – or agreements relating to life-story rights, co-ventures, talent, video distribution, options, acquisitions, or any form of contract or matter that I handle otherwise – I bring affordable legal services to those that need them. I represent individuals and companies alike. Please contact me for my written submission guidelines, and please review these guidelines prior to forwarding artistic material – such as a demo, screenplay, teleplay, manuscript, or other work – to me. Thank you, and I look forward to hearing from you.My name is John J. Tormey III. I am a New York lawyer, also admitted to practice in California and the District of Columbia. I have a general commercial law practice, with a focus on entertainment, art, media, intellectual property (copyright and trademark), limited liability company law, and music A&R (Artist & Repertoire) matters. Active matters for my New York law practice include film, music, television, publishing, new business start-ups (these days oft-characterized by the creation and filing of a limited liability company and the drafting of an LLC operating agreement), life-story rights and other rights matters, other contract drafting and negotiations, Internet and computer affairs, and other transactional, employment, and corporate work. As a music lawyer, film lawyer, television lawyer, and entertainment attorney generally, I also provide legal services to assist artists and others in their endeavors to submit and place their material with professional entertainment, publishing, and media industry recipients – including film, music, and television projects. I formerly served as Counsel to The Walt Disney Company, and Senior Counsel and Senior Litigation Counsel to Miramax Films. My experience includes music law, motion pictures, production counsel, life-story rights, television, intellectual property (copyright and trademark), art, radio, animation, merchandising, licensing, publishing, advertising, marketing and publicity, casting, photography, modeling, interactive media, and wills and estates.

Entertainment, Music, Film, Publishing, TelevisionNew York, NY, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, California, District of Columbia

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Phyllis Lile-King

Overdose Law7 B Corporate Center Court
Greensboro, NC 27408

Web Address: http://www.overdoselaw.com

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