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Showing posts with label 2015. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015. Show all posts
Monday, August 24, 2015
LA Calendar: October 17, 2015
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Cedar Boschan is the forensic accountant litigators call when the numbers must withstand attack. She specializes in intellectual-property valuation, royalty audits, and damages analyses in entertainment, media, technology, and gaming — the disputes where financial complexity becomes a weapon.Founder of Boschan Corp., Cedar brings more than twenty years of experience tracing revenue, exposing leakage, and dismantling faulty assumptions in high-stakes litigation. Her work is known for disciplined methodology, unflinching clarity, and conclusions that hold up under cross-examination.
Cedar advises counsel and companies on governance, participation reporting, rights and metadata failures, and emerging risks from streaming, gaming, and AI. She identifies weaknesses others overlook — and quantifies them with precision.
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Monday, April 13, 2015
Mark Your Calendar: Cinco de Mayo
The Recording Academy and California Lawyers for the Arts will present a music industry panel discussion May 5 at The GRAMMY Museum in Downtown, Los Angeles:
The Legal Landscape for Compensating Content CreatorsTuesday, May 5 at 6:00 pmThe GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, CaliforniaTickets & Information: Click Here
The below experts will discuss why music revenue and royalties are at all time lows, the history of music distribution, how content creators (and artists) are paid, the applicable laws and legislation, and the present and future landscape for creating and selling music.The Legal Landscape for Compensating Content CreatorsTuesday, May 5 at 6:00 pmThe GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, CaliforniaTickets & Information: Click Here
Panelists:
- Jay Cooper, Esq., Greenberg Traurig LLP
- Dina LaPolt, Esq., LaPolt Law PC
- Cedar Boschan, Boschan Corp. & Auditrix, Inc.
- Edwin McPherson, Esq., McPherson Rane LLP
- Keith Cooper, Esq., de la Peña & Holiday LLP
The museum entrance is on Figueroa, between The Farm of Beverly Hills and Flemings.
Paid parking is available in nearby public lots.
Click here for more details.
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May 5,
The Recording Academy
Cedar Boschan is the forensic accountant litigators call when the numbers must withstand attack. She specializes in intellectual-property valuation, royalty audits, and damages analyses in entertainment, media, technology, and gaming — the disputes where financial complexity becomes a weapon.Founder of Boschan Corp., Cedar brings more than twenty years of experience tracing revenue, exposing leakage, and dismantling faulty assumptions in high-stakes litigation. Her work is known for disciplined methodology, unflinching clarity, and conclusions that hold up under cross-examination.
Cedar advises counsel and companies on governance, participation reporting, rights and metadata failures, and emerging risks from streaming, gaming, and AI. She identifies weaknesses others overlook — and quantifies them with precision.
Connect on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/auditrix
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