Loyola Law School, Los Angeles; McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific, J.D., 1994
		University of California at Los Angeles, B.A., 1989

Mr. Slome has represented business entities and individuals in a variety of federal and state litigation matters, including matters involving claims for copyright and trademark infringement, breach of film production and contingent compensation agreements, unfair competition, securities fraud, and breach of licensing and employment agreements. In addition, Mr. Slome has also handled numerous arbitrations and mediations involving a wide range of business litigation issues.

Recent matters include:

		Represented a plaintiff in dispute concerning an output agreement for the licensing of film titles in which a judgment was obtained and collected from the defendant production company.
		Represented an out-of-state defendant in a securities action and obtained a dismissal for lack of personal jurisdiction.
		Obtained appellate ruling affirming the lower court's order striking a defendant's cross-claim as an anti-SLAPP strike suit.
		Successfully opposed a major satellite company's motion to dismiss claims for copyright and trademark infringement brought by musical performers, which led to a settlement involving monetary and injunctive relief for the musical performers.
		Successfully opposed a major studio's motion for summary judgment involving a producer's claim for net profits from a motion picture, which led to a settlement involving monetary relief for the producer.

		Associate, Spolin, Silverman & Cohen in Santa Monica (2002-2005)
		Associate, King, Holmes, Paterno & Berliner in Los Angeles (2000-2002)
		Associate, Engstrom, Lipscomb & Lack in Los Angeles (1996-2000)
		Research Attorney, Los Angeles Superior Court, West District (1995-1996)