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Jordan Matthews
Jordan Matthews, one of the preeminent entertainment litigation attorneys in the United States and recognized by the LA Times as a “legal visionary” has broad experience in the entertainment industry and business sector, focused on plaintiff sexual assault, harassment and employment litigation matters. He served as lead counsel in a sexual misconduct case against Las Vegas mogul Steve Wynn that led to a $10 million fine against Wynn and $55 million in fines against Wynn Resorts, and prompted the Nevada Gaming Control Board to changed its rules governing gaming licensees.
He is currently representing plaintiffs in a breach-of-contract suit filed against Priscilla Presley.
Matthews actively practices in the United States Supreme Court, has argued before the Ninth Circuit of the United States Court of Appeals and is involved in litigation covered by the Today Show, Wall Street Journal, Fox News, CNN, CNBC, the Los Angeles Times, and the New York Times, among other publications.
Ron Zambrano
Los Angeles trial attorney Ron Zambrano has worked on a number of high profile cases involving A-list celebrities. He filed a sexual harassment and workplace discrimination lawsuit against Lizzo on behalf of her three former dancers, appearing on Good Morning America, ABC Nightline, Cuomo on NewsNation, The Today Show, Entertainment Tonight, CNN, and many more national outlets. He also appeared on Good Morning America discussing a lawsuit he filed against actors Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis by their former nanny in a wrongful termination case which also was featured in People, USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, and Sky News. He’s had multiple cases against Kanye “Ye” West involving Ye’s Donda Academy and his Malibu estate, appearing on TMZ, KNBC, Univision, and print publications such as NBC.com, ET Online, Rolling Stone, and virtually every top news outlet.
Harry Kazakian
Harry Kazakian is a licensed private investigator based in Los Angeles with nearly 30 years of experience in legal support, claims management, background checks, premises security and risk control.A former paramedic and insurance adjuster, he draws on his extensive experience to explain how investigations can uncover key details, such as proving a defective seatbelt’s role in a fatal accident or using security footage to establish fault in a liability case.
Harry has mediated over 4,000 cases and frequently provides expert testimony on his investigative findings. His work includes recreating accident scenes using advanced tools such as drones and FARO scanners, as well as uncovering evidence that has been instrumental in resolving cases. He recently appeared on KTLA News to discuss the elaborate case of a man who dressed as a bear to tear up luxury cars and file insurance claims for the damage.
Tre Lovell
Beverly Hills entertainment, corporate and copyright attorney Tre Lovell has fought a court battle against Justin Bieber and country music duo Dan + Shay, sued on behalf of television writers in a class action against Oprah Winfrey, handled a defamation case against MGM and A&E, and successfully represented victims of an overseas Ponzi scheme.
Lovell is often turned to for his expertise across a variety of topics, including CBS News for Sean “Diddy” Combs legal problems, and the Washington Post, BBC, USA Today and NewsNation on the “Rust” movie set shooting involving Alec Baldwin. FOX News had Lovell break down updates regarding Donald Trump’s hush money case, he is a regular guest on Entertainment Tonight, and Lovell is frequently featured in Reuters, Newsweek, Washington Post, FOX News, USA Today, and CNN, among many others.
V. James DeSimone
Civil rights attorney V. James (“Jim”) DeSimone brings over 40 years of experience in employment discrimination, police misconduct, wrongful death, and excessive force cases. Notable achievements include securing a $1.6 million verdict for a disabled man subjected to police brutality, advocating in a wrongful death lawsuit against LAPD that reached the 9th Circuit, and winning a precedent-setting case recognizing same-sex harassment under California law. His recent cases include suing the LA County Sheriff’s Department for excessive force, covered by the Los Angeles Times, and a federal lawsuit against the Culver City Police for the shooting death of a mentally ill man. The case was covered by the Associated Press, Fox 11, NBC 4, and others. DeSimone has appeared on KABC, NBC 4, Telemundo, NewsNation, Scripps News multiple times, Vinnie Politan’s show for Court TV, and LiveNOW from FOX, just to name a few.
Neama Rahmani
Neama Rahmani, a former federal prosecutor in Southern California turned litigator, gives a prosecutor’s perspective without bureaucratic restrictions. He can discuss both criminal prosecution and civil litigation. He also has deep expertise in the arena of fraud and ethics, having served as the Director of Enforcement of the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission, an independent watchdog that oversees and investigates elected officials and high-level city employees, including the mayor and city council.
Rahmani provides frequent legal analysis for national TV and print outlets, including as a recurring guest on CNN and Court TV. He regularly comments on breaking news such as President Biden’s pardon of his son, Hunter, for the Washington Post, the Menendez brothers’ case for the Guardian, embattled New York City Mayor Eric Adams for Fox News, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal woes for The Associated Press and the Los Angeles Times, and Newsweek, USA Today and on Donald Trump’s various legal woes. Neama has also appeared many times on CNN, FOX News, NewsNation, ABC News, CBS News, Entertainment Tonight, and more.
Bernard Alexander
Bernard Alexander is a trial attorney who prosecutes demanding private and public sector employment litigation. He has tried over 75 cases to verdict, and he has won judgments of seven figures and more for claims of discrimination, harassment and retaliation based on gender, race, age, sex, sexual orientation and disability. Most recently he obtained a $3 million verdict for a security guard who was terminated for “job abandonment” after he took emergency leave from work to care for his school-age daughter.
He has been frequently called upon by outlets such as KNX News to discuss a judge’s ruling involving the founder of a white supremacist group, as well as by LiveNOW from FOX, NBC San Diego, Scripps News, and KTLA for his insights on various other high-profile stories.
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