Albert J. Soler

Background

About Albert J. Soler

Albert is a Partner at Scarinci Hollenbeck’s Entertainment, Sports, Intellectual Property, and Litigation practice group and has extensive experience in entertainment and business law including federal and state litigation, music, film, television, advertising, defamation, music royalty disputes, music catalog sales, recording and band agreements, licensing and sponsorships, merchandising, touring, operating agreements, and more. Albert also counsels clients in all aspects of business and commercial business transactions. Albert’s clients include Brian Westbrook of the Philadelphia Eagles, Grammy-nominated music producer and artist Havoc of Mobb Deep, hip-hop group Onyx, Erick Sermon of EPMD, pop group Wanmor, music producer Leshan “DJ L.E.S.” Lewis, artists Big Noyd and Cormega, pop artist Bella Lyseé, Old Music Group, hip-hop pioneer E-40, influencers Vookum Media, Tyrone “T-Money” Kelsie of Yo! MTV Raps, the Captain Paul Watson Foundation, America’s Got Talent Winner Bianca Ryan, MMA fighters Jonavin “Spider” Webb and Eddy “Taino Warrior” Torres, designer Brian Lichtenberg, affordable housing leader The Michaels Organization, public figure Terri Matthews, wheel manufacturer VMR, jewelry designer Anne Sisteron, Urth Apparel, Bira 91 Beverages, and collectibles leader The Raab Collection. Albert has appeared on television, radio programs, and podcasts including Fox 29's Good Day Philadelphia, Wired, NPR and is a frequent speaker on expert panels, symposiums, and industry events, including The Knowledge Group's presentation entitled "Mitigating Risks of Defamation Litigation: Best Practices for Internal Investigations" and The University of Pennsylvania Law School’s Journal of Business Law Symposium entitled "Innovation and Legal Frontiers." Albert is also a music producer and is the founder of Beat Street Entertainment, Beat Street Music Group, and the “Got Beats® Music & Entertainment Conference,” which addresses the law and business of music.