Performance Art

Bill Rattner met with client to review their 1023. He suggested several changes be made to their Narrative. They will email Narrative for final review....
Based upon limited conversation during regular client intake, LCA learned the following: Client is a locally based production company, organized as an Illinois LLC with four members. We spoke with one of the four who states the company received an option agreement more or less to shop two screenplays to larger producers in Los Angeles. Client seeks advice regarding the agreement and help negotia...
Based upon limited conversation during regular client intake, LCA learned the following: Client is a longstanding not-for-profit arts organization that works with youth in staged performances. Client needs advice asap regarding the termination of an employee who has made inappropriate sexual comments. Client's staff and board have been involved for at least a year in reviewing the conduct of the...
Based upon limited conversation during regular client intake, LCA learned the following: Client seeks review and revision of her independent contractor agreement for art instructors. She is opening a new school for the performing arts, including music, dance and acting. She drafted her own employee handbook and would like advice. Client also needs help preparing a waiver of liability for studen...
Based upon limited conversation during regular client intake, LCA learned the following: Client is a for profit circus business. Its owner proposed a joint project for a particular named event to a competitor some time ago, and there is a written record. The competitor thereafter produced the event, according to Client's specifications, and cut Client out of the deal. The competitor has receive...
Based upon limited conversation during regular client intake, LCA learned the following: Client is a professional one-man performer with a variety of talents as a magician, juggler, and stilt walker, among others. He goes by an assumed name very similar to his legal name and another for his performance business. He registered a domain in that name in 2001 or 2002 and does not appear to have any ...

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