Stutz Law Corp
California Law Firm
Stutz Law Corp
Stutz Law Corp. is an entertainment transactional law firm located in Beverly Hills, CA dedicated to providing its clients with unparalleled legal representation and counsel in all areas of motion picture and television development, production, financing and distribution. The firm takes pride in delivering efficient service, invaluable guidance and creative solutions to challenging situations.
Practice Areas:
- Entertainment Law
- Intellectual Property
- Production Counsel
- Rights & Clearances
Principal Attorney:
Dan Stutz
Stutz Law Corp.
9100 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 401-E
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Phone: (310) 288-0330
Fax: (310) 388-1342
info@stutzlawcorp.com
http://stutzlawcorp.com/site/contact
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