Martin Singer
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United States

Lavely & Singer

Martin
Singer

Co-Founder / Partner

Singer has etched a long-held rep as one of Holly­wood’s most effective fixers for celebs, Fortune 500 execs and politicians wronged by the media, extracting published apologies and retractions for the likes of Stevie Wonder and Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson. In 2021, he continued to flex his legal muscle, filing a lawsuit on behalf of Blumhouse Productions against various prodcos and Hulu concerning the motion picture “Boss Level,” initiating a new action for the estate of Chris Cornell against Soundgarden, winning a defamation judgment for NBA star Tristan Thompson and filing arbitrations for actors against WarnerMedia for profit participation after Warner Bros’ 2021 film slate was diverted to HBO Max. New clients include Jason Sudeikis, Matthew Perry, Chris Rock, George Clooney’s Smokehouse Pictures and Pamela Anderson.

Career

  • Lavely & Singer

Education

  • City College (NY, USA)

Variety Honors

  • 2017 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2018 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2019 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2020 Variety500 Honoree
  • 2021 Variety500 Honoree
  • Variety Legal Impact
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