Redwood Public Law Launches Sports, Arts & Entertainment Practice
Redwood Public Law LLP has officially launched a new interdisciplinary practice dedicated to sports, arts, and entertainment, consolidating its expertise in public-private partnerships and related transactions.
Oakland, Calif. – Redwood Public Law LLP announced the formal launch of its Sports, Arts & Entertainment Practice. The new practice integrates the firm's existing experience in public-private partnerships, sports and entertainment transactions, Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) issues, cultural infrastructure, and public law.
The practice is led by Redwood partners Richard D. Pio Roda, Eric S. Casher, and Steve Ngo, along with Senior Of Counsels Jade Y. Ramos and Neha Shah. Their collective experience spans athlete representation, NIL agreements, sponsorship and endorsement deals, and transactions involving artists, creatives, and cultural and entertainment organizations.
Redwood Public Law advises public agencies, athletes, artists, creatives, non-profit organizations, and businesses on matters including contracts, stadium and venue development, sponsorships, governance, and public-private partnerships. The firm focuses on supporting clients throughout the lifecycle of major sports, entertainment, and cultural projects.
Recent work includes serving as special counsel for the acquisition and development of the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum complex. The firm has also been involved in significant California projects such as the Waterfront Ballpark District at Howard Terminal in Oakland and the redevelopment of Hollywood Park in Inglewood.