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Scott Mitchell Hervey is a highly regarded attorney based in Beverly Hills, CA, specializing in entertainment law, intellectual property, and business transactions. With extensive expertise in serving a diverse range of clients—including traditional entertainment and digital media firms, technology innovators, restaurateurs, and brand-driven enterprises—Scott excels in navigating complex licensing agreements, mergers and acquisitions, and financing arrangements. His entertainment law practice is particularly focused on television and digital media, where he has established a reputation for representing production companies in high-stakes network negotiations. Scott has successfully acted as production and clearance counsel for a variety of prominent television programming, collaborating with networks such as The CW, E!, VH1, WGN, CMT, WEtv, TruTV, Discovery, A&E, and FUSE. In addition, Scott provides comprehensive legal support to leading digital media content creators, studios, and YouTube networks, addressing issues ranging from financing and acquisitions to production and business operations. His previous role as the acting business affairs director for Digital Music Group, Inc. (now The Orchard) further underscores his deep understanding of the evolving digital landscape. Scott's accolades include being featured in Variety’s 2014 Legal Impact Report and being recognized as a Southern California Super Lawyer by Los Angeles magazine. He also shares his knowledge as a professor of entertainment law at UC Davis School of Law (King Hall) and contributes to the industry as a board member of the Hollywood Radio and Television Society (HRTS). With a strong background in trademark law, Scott has successfully managed domestic and international trademark registration and enforcement for clients across various sectors, including gaming, hospitality, wine and spirits, medical devices, and sports. He has notably advised the Palms Casino and Resort in Las Vegas on operational matters involving its restaurants, bars, and concert venues, exemplifying his commitment to client service and industry expertise.
Entertainment attorneys represent artists, producers, and companies in the entertainment industry. They handle contracts, intellectual property, and disputes. Common matters include entertainment contracts, music rights, film deals, talent representation.