Rufus-Isaacs, Acland & Grantham, LLP

RIAG's Alexander Rufus-Isaacs has been recognized as one of So Cal’s Super Lawyers for 2018 in Media Law.

RIAG is pleased and proud to have received several awards this year for its media litigation practice. CorporateINTL's Media Sector Litigation Law Firm of the Year in California, US AI's Best Entertainment & Media Law Firm 2018 - California International Advisory Experts' Media Litigation award winner within California Corporate LiveWire's Media Sector Litigation Law Firm of the Year - California

Rufus-Isaacs, Acland & Grantham, LLP’s Paul D. Supnik will be the speaker at the August 6, 2015 Beverly Hills Bar Association luncheon program Trademarks 101 Selection and Protection Basics for the Business Attorney. Read more: http://www.rufuslaw.com//trademarks-101-at-the-beverly-hi/

RIAG partner Bill Grantham’s client Richard Saperstein is producing the remake of ‘The Blob’ with Brian Witten. Read more: http://www.rufuslaw.com//from-deadline-com-the-blob-remake/

The good news: a bill before the lame duck session of Congress would extend the Section 181 federal tax break for certain individual film and television production investments. The bad news: the extension will only run through the end of THIS year. In other words, if you've already made an eligible investment, or if you can start shooting your project this month, then you may qualify. But in what's become an annual ritual, you won't know if your 2015 expenditures qualify until a further extension to the legislation, which on past form won't come, if it comes at all, until this time next year. https://www.congress.gov//bills/s1859/BILLS-113s1859pcs.pdf