Biography

Jimmy Nguyen is a partner in the Beverly Hills office of Wildman,Harrold, Allen & Dixon LLP. In 2008, he was named by Lawdragon as one of the 500 Leading Lawyers in America - probably the youngest person on the list by far.

A "renaissance" legal professional, he acts as both trusted legal and business advisor to help diverse clients with counseling, transactions, enforcement and litigation of entertainment, evolving media, intellectual property, technology, advertising and sports matters.

Jimmy currently serves as Vice-Chair of the Executive Committee for the California Bar's IP section. He is past co-chair of the Beverly Hills Bar Association's IP, Internet & New Media section.

A leader in diversity efforts, Jimmy is a Board member of both the California Minority Counsel Program and Equality California.

Excelling early, Jimmy finished college at age 19. He attended law school on a full scholarship and graduated at age 22, the youngest member of his class. Jimmy was a 7-time national gold medalist in collegiate speech competition.

Jimmy is a prolific speaker and writer on entertainment, new media, and IP topics.

Associated Items

James D. Nguyen is associated with the following items:

  Web Segment

• Digital Laissez-Faire? Copyright Fair Use and Transformation in the New World of Entertainment from the web program Technology and Entertainment Convergence 2009: Hot Business and Legal Issues in "Technotainment"
  

  CHB Chapters

• Entertainment and Games on Web 2.0 from the book Information Technology Law Institute 2009: Web 2.0 and the Future of Mobile Computing: Privacy, Blogs, Data Breaches, Advertising, and Portable Information Systems
  
• The Global War Against Online Piracy: Lessons from the Pirate Bay from the book Technology and Entertainment Convergence 2009: Hot Business and Legal Issues in "Technotainment"
  
• The New Deal: Content Licensing Provisions for Evolving Media from the book Technology and Entertainment Convergence 2009: Hot Business and Legal Issues in "Technotainment"
  
• The Year in Review--Important Trademark Cases Before the Federal Courts and the TTAB in 2008-2009 from the book Advanced Seminar on Trademark Law 2009