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Welcome January 1, 1993

The Law Offices of Gordon P. Firemark is a firm dedicated to the legal and business affairs needs of clients in the entertainment and media industries. By offering those kinds of legal and business affairs services handled in-house at the larger studios, production companies, talent agencies and record labels, we help small and mid-sized entertainment businesses, individual producers, writers and artists to reliably and efficiently out-source their legal and business affairs work.

Gordon Philip Firemark
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  The Law Offices of Gordon Firemark is a Los Angeles based entertainment law firm. Our practice is devoted to the representation of individuals and businesses in the fields of theatre, film, television, music and intellectual property.




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