Mr. Kulik is an experienced trial attorney who has won numerous multi-million dollar jury verdicts and settlements. During the course of his career, he has represented major clients in a wide range of fields including real property, entertainment, transportation, insurance, securities, trade secret, wrongful termination and product liability. He has been profiled in the Los Angeles Daily Journal.

In the entertainment field, Mr. Kulik handles both litigation and transactional matters and is considered a specialist in the areas of idea theft and copyright infringement. He has tried a number of breach of implied contract, breach of confidence, and credit deprivation cases. He represents a wide range of clients involved in the film, television and music industries including performers, writers, directors, producers, and the like.

Mr. Kulik has been asked to speak on these subjects to a number of professional organizations and has had articles published in entertainment trade magazines and newspapers including:

• A Copyright Preemption: Is This the End of Desny v. Wilder;

• Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review, Volume 21 (2000);

• Mighty Glen Kulik, published in the premier edition of The Industry Magazine (January 2000);

• The Idea Submission Case: When Is An Idea Protected Under California Law,
published in the Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal (Winter/Spring 1998);

• Protecting Your Ideas, published in California Business Law Journal (September 29, 1997);

• Handling Litigation Over Idea Submission Claims in Entertainment Law and Finance (December 1997) and reprinted in the New York Law Journal (July 24, 1998).

Mr. Kulik is also one of the leading homeowner association lawyers in Southern California. He represents a large number of prestigious residential developments throughout our community (single family homes and condominiums) both in litigation and non-litigation matters related to CC&R revisions and enforcement, corporations law, construction defects, insurance, security and employer/employee relations. He publishes a newsletter which is widely distributed to management companies and Board members in which he discusses recent developments in the law concerning condominiums and other homeowner groups.

From 1985 through 1987, Mr. Kulik served as an adjunct professor on the faculty of the University of West Los Angeles College of Law, teaching Contracts law for first year law students. Mr. Kulik has twice been commended by the State Bar of California for his participation in pro bono legal services programs. He is admitted to practice before all courts of the State of California, the United States District Court for the Central District of California, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Prior to joining Kulik, Gottesman & Mouton, Mr. Kulik was a partner in the firm of Katten, Muchin & Zavis. Previously he had been associated with O'Melveny & Myers.

Read an article about Glen Kulik published in the Motion Picture & Television Industry Magazine.

Read an article written by Glen Kulik for the Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal