Diana Palacios

Defending intellectual property and content-related tort claims in state and federal courts and in arbitration across a broad range of matters, including defamation, copyright, trademark, privacy, right of publicity, access to records and court proceedings, and false advertising. Clients include traditional and emerging media companies, as well as businesses whose products, operations, or public communications implicate speech or intellectual property issues.

Counseling producers and distributors of feature-length films, documentaries, television series, and video games regarding right-of-publicity, life rights, copyright, trademark, and defamation issues, often on projects that tackle sensitive topics and involve substantial fair-use issues. Representative projects include "Tiger King," "Hillary," "Fyre Fraud," "Wild Wild Country," "Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On," "The Story of Diana," "Open House," "Rick and Morty," "@midnight," "Guy's Grocery Games," "Guy's Big Project," and "Face Off."

Advising on mitigating risks associated with filming, producing, and distributing in Latin America, including counseling on rights, pre-broadcast issues, and advertising. Representative projects include "Destino Rusia," "Chumel con Chumel Torres," "Luis Miguel: La Serie," and "Nicky Jam: El Ganador."