New York-based lawyer: Damien Granderson Has an Impressive Clientele of A-List Clients

Damien Granderson is also a registered investment advisor representative. The attorney´s clients include music artists, writers, producers, record companies, publishers and investors. He has negotiated and structured numerous multimillion-dollar deals for his clients in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia. 

Attorney Mr. Granderson has been quoted in Billboard Magazine on several occasions.

These, including a cover story on Eminem and was featured in an article about the importance of independent labels in The New York Times Magazine. Damien Granderson has been directly involved in several landmark deals, including the sale of Beats Electronics to Apple for $3 billion, the sale of Beats Music to Apple for $500 million.

In addition to the acquisition of the iconic Stax Records catalog by Concord Music Group. He is a leading authority on the legalities and pitfalls of the entertainment industry. Damien Granderson´s expertise has been cited in multiple treatises on the subject. The New York-based attorney is a dedicated and passionate advocate for his artists, writers, and clients. 

Damien Granderson is a member of the Beverly Hills Bar Association and is an adjunct professor at UCLA School of Law teaching Creative Industries Law & Business. When Damien Granderson started his practice in 2003, he quickly became known for negotiating deals for up-and-coming artists, including recording artists The Game, Chris Brown, and hip-hop mogul Sean Combs (Puff Daddy). 

Damien then transitioned into representing established artists such as Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, Mary J. Blige, Nas, and Jay-Z, who have combined album sales of more than 300 million worldwide. He has also represented several prominent producers and songwriters such as Rodney Jerkins (Michael Jackson), Salaam Remi (Beyoncé), Pharrell Williams (Nelly), Timbaland (Justin Timberlake), and Jermaine. Up to now, Damien Granderson is the lawyer you can count on to get results.