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Chambers Recognizes Pryor Cashman for 5th Consecutive Year as Leading U.S. Firm

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Chambers USA 2013 has recognized Pryor Cashman LLP as one of the top law firms in the United States in the fields of Media & Entertainment and Immigration.

Chambers USA lists the top lawyers and law firms in 176 countries around the world, providing independent rankings and editorial commentary. The rankings are based on interviews with thousands of in-house counsel to determine which law firms they use and how they rate them for their legal ability and service.

Chambers USA says of Pryor Cashman, “This firm's entertainment, media and communications department has particular strength within the film, television and music industries. Although smaller than some of its competitors, the team handles impressive transactional and litigation work for clients within this space.”

The guide highlights Partner James Janowitz as smart and well reasoned, and exudes gravitas. He heads the entertainment team and is noted for his film finance and production work, and is also an acclaimed litigator.” 

Chambers USA notes that Partner Howard Siegel is “an esteemed entertainment lawyer with over 30 years of experience. His practice has a music industry focus, and he acts for some of the most acclaimed artists, producers and managers in the business.”

Sources approached by Chambers USA said about Pryor Cashman’s Media & Entertainment Group: They are very practical and effective. They are very creative when finding practical solutions to quite complex problems, and they have good commercial awareness.”

In addition to high marks in the Media & Entertainment space, Partner Avram Morell was recognized both in New York and nationally “as a very thorough, knowledgeable attorney with an excellent ability to communicate clearly. He has a wide range of experience within immigration, nationality and asylum law and related litigation.” The guide also notes, that Morell is “wonderful, according to sources. He assists clients with a range of matters, including their immigrant and non-immigrant visa needs.”