WALLACE E.J. COLLINS III, ESQ.

WALLACE
COLLINS is an attorney in private practice in New York
concentrating in entertainment and intellectual property
law handling both transactional and litigation matters.
The
transactional work focuses primarily on structuring and negotiating
music, film,
television and internet business deals. Wallace also
advises clients
on entertainment branding and marketing strategy.
His
litigation matters encompass representation of both plaintiffs
and
defendants in copyright and trademark infringement
cases as well as
general entertainment contract disputes.

Producer Phil Ramone with
Wallace
and
Curtis Urbina
at the Grammys
Wallace
has negotiated deals for DRU HILL, reggae superstar EDDY
GRANT,
rappers BEANIE SIGEL and CRAIG MACK. He has
represented personal managers for acts such as
BLONDIE and THE
RAMONES and record producers who have done work for
JUSTIN
TIMBERLAKE, 50 CENT, JAY Z, DAVID BOWIE, N'SYNC, PHISH and MARY
J. BLIGE.

Wallace
& Eddy Grant in Barbados
at Eddy's Studio.
He
represents the musical directors for
MADONNA, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE and NELLY
FURTADO.

Wallace with Les Paul
and Chris Theodoros of
Google.
Wallace
also represents actors, authors, graphic and fine arts artists,
cartoonists, fashion designers,
film producers, photographers and
screenwriters. He represents infomercial clients like
HOWARD BERG,
the “World’s Fastest Speed Reader”
and world famous
children’s entertainer MR. RAY
as well as clothing and
apparel companies, internet companies,
magazines and product
licensing companies.
In
addition to structuring and negotiating deals for his clients,
Wallace has also won several high-profile litigations
including a
copyright infringement case with the largest monetary judgment ever
awarded
for the use of a single “sample” in the rap song “Whoomp!
There It Is”.
Wallace with latino superstars 740 Boyz signing photo
Wallace
has authored numerous articles for legal and trade publications and
is a regular contributor to
Billboard, Entertainment Law and
Finance and The New York Law Journal.
He is a frequent
speaker on panels, at lectures and at seminars throughout the country
on
current entertainment business issues as they relate to new
technology and the internet.
Wallace
has appeared on many national television and
radio broadcasts
including COURT TV and HARD COPY.
He was a teenage
recording artist for Epic Records before attending Fordham Law School.

Wallace in Cannes for business
.