Entertainment and Intellectual Property Matters
- Represented a major independent production and distribution company in connection with that company’s acquisition of a specialty film division from a major studio.
- Represented a major entertainment lender in connection with the $67.5MM production and P&A loan to an independent production company for a slate of six motion pictures.
- Represented a real estate-backed production company in connection with a $5.5MM single-picture production loan for that company’s first motion picture.
- Represented an independent production company in connection with the restructuring of its existing debt and equity and the formation of its new holding company.
- Represented a well-known horror/thriller author and agent in the option and sale of multiple literary properties and the subsequent development and production of film projects based thereon.
- Represented a writer/director in the licensing of his projects for the television and internet markets.
- Represented a new media production company in the licensing of multiple properties to a major studio for domestic and international development and production.
- Represented a startup new media company in connection with the formation of an internet streaming music service.
Former Experience and Education
Before joining Enenstein & Ribakoff as a partner, Mr. Fischer was an attorney with Loeb & Loeb in that firm’s transactional entertainment group, as well as formerly a corporate attorney with Sheppard, Mullin, Richter and Hampton, and Latham & Watkins.
Mr. Fischer earned his undergraduate degree from Union College and, after living and working in Osaka, Japan for two years, received his law degree, with honors, from American University’s Washington College of Law in Washington D.C.
Bar Admissions
New York, California