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**Steven Wade Edmiston, AV Preeminent Attorney at Bracepoint Law** Located in the vibrant city of Seattle, Washington, Steven Wade Edmiston brings over 30 years of extensive legal expertise in personal injury law and a wide array of other practice areas, including entertainment, intellectual property, licensing, and business law. Recognized for his exceptional legal acumen, Steve holds the prestigious "AV Preeminent" rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest accolade awarded for legal skill and ethics, and is also honored as a "2024 AVVO Rated Top Lawyer." Steve's unique background as a screenwriter and producer enriches his understanding of the complexities faced by his clients. His notable film credits include "Crimes of the Past," distributed by MarVista Entertainment, and "A Relative Thing," recognized by the Official Best of Fest. Additionally, he is the force behind award-winning short films such as "The Maury Island Incident" and "Reinventing the Patriot." With experience teaching screenwriting and producing at esteemed institutions like Seattle University and the University of Washington, Steve merges his creative talents with his legal practice, ensuring a comprehensive approach to client representation. As a successful entrepreneur, Steve co-founded Front Porch Classics, where he served as president and developed iconic “coffee table games" that have garnered multiple awards, including the Family Fun Toy of the Year for Dread Pirate. His strategic management of the company's intellectual property portfolio included collaborations with major brands such as Sony and Major League Baseball. Steve Edmiston is dedicated to advocating for individuals navigating personal injury claims, leveraging his diverse background to provide exceptional legal representation. His commitment to client welfare and his multifaceted expertise make him a trusted ally for those seeking justice in Seattle and beyond.
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.