Barry Seaton

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About Barry Seaton

Seaton Law Group represents and advises individuals, high tech, technology and software companies, artists and other companies in all areas of intellectual property, entertainment, and business/corporate law. We will ensure your rights are protected while cost-effectively negotiating, reviewing, and completing business transactions based on those rights. Barry Seaton has more than two decades of experience in intellectual property and data privacy law, entertainment, video game and media law, and corporate, business and contract law. In 2004, he founded Seaton Law Group with the goal of providing big firm legal services at an affordable price to clients in the entertainment, video game, high tech and software industries. Over the years, Barry has grown his practice to include artists, writers, individuals, high tech and software companies, and other businesses across a wide variety of industries. In addition to serving in private law practice for more than two decades, Barry has also served as General Counsel at worldwide video game company Crave Entertainment Group, and as in-house counsel at Fox Family Worldwide and Saban Entertainment. Barry earned his B.A. in Political Science from prestigious Revelle College at University of California San Diego. While in college, Barry served as an intern at the City of San Diego Public Defender’s Office, California Department of Corporations and University Hospital. Barry later earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Southern California (USC) Gould School of Law, finishing in the top quartile of his class. Barry has lectured and taught extensively at USC and Southwestern Law Schools, the Los Angeles and Orange County Bar Associations, Game Developers Conference, and the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). His articles have also been published in the LA Daily Journal and other legal publications. In his downtime, Barry enjoys Southern California with his wife, Sharon, their daughters Madysen (26) and Sam (23), and sons Ethan (24) and Tyler (21). He’s been a Little League coach and referee. He has also served on the Board of Jewish Federation Orange County and the Solomon Society, which raises funds and provides services for local causes, families and scholarships and international crises regardless of religious affiliation.