About Pamela Koslyn

Koslyn has been practicing law since 1985, and established her own firm in 1990. She handles both transactional work and litigation.

Her litigation experience spans a wide variety of entertainment disputes, including recording artists suing their bandmates, recording artists being sued by their bandmates, recording artists suing their record labels, music publishers being sued by their songwriters, personal managers being sued by recording artists, recording artists suing their personal managers, soundtrack producers suing their distributors, former trademark owners being sued by their trademark buyers, joint copyright owners being sued by their co-owners, copyright and trademark owners suing alleged infringers, alleged infringers being sued by copyright and trademark owners, animation film directors suing their producers, and many others.

She has also handled various business disputes between contracting parties, partners, LLC members, and employors/employees, in many different industries and in various venues, including Superior Court, federal court, AAA arbitration and mediation, and the California Labor Commission.

In addition to authoring many articles about performance rights in sound recordings, the Audio Home Recording Act and U.S. Copyright Law for NARIP over the years, she has testified on behalf of rights holders at hearings held by President Bill Clinton’s Information Infrastructure Task Force on Intellectual Property. She has been active with the Recording Academy’s lobbying efforts and received a grant to participate in the “Grammys on the Hill” program in support of artist rights legislation. She was also awarded substantial grants by the California State University system for various music industry education endeavors and honored by CSU Chico’s Provost with a generous financial award for her “Exemplary Performance” as an educator.

Business Hours
Monday – Friday:
9:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday: Closed