Jeremiah Reynolds, head of Eisner’s Litigation group, is considered one of a handful of top trial lawyers and strategic advocates in the entertainment industry. Jeremiah is known for his winning track record both in court and arbitration.

Jeremiah’s trial and arbitration practice covers the full spectrum of litigation from highly complex contract disputes to assault and battery cases. Jeremiah’s litigation focus over the last 23 years has been disputes in the entertainment industry, including high-profile copyright and defamation claims, international contract disputes, and complex cases involving distribution rights, profit participation, and other critical aspects of the entertainment business. He excels at identifying and navigating concerns that go beyond the legal issues, skillfully managing both financial stakes and the public perception challenges of his high-profile clients.

Jeremiah represents a diverse range of clients, including talent agencies, management companies, A-list celebrities, top-tier athletes, independent media companies, and film studios. Among his notable achievements, he has achieved a defense verdict in a multi-million-dollar breach of contract and fraud case, secured a dismissal of a high-profile copyright and defamation lawsuit involving a major motion picture, and successfully defended the creators of an Oscar-winning film, achieving victories at both trial and appellate levels. A feared adversary, he is known for his compelling advocacy in the courtroom, meticulous preparation, and a deep understanding of both the law and the industries in which his clients operate.

Beyond the courtroom, Jeremiah is a skilled advocate in arbitration and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). He fights for results that achieve his clients’ business goals, whether protecting intellectual property, preserving valuable partnerships, or quietly resolving disputes to avoid negative publicity. His approach balances assertive advocacy with a nuanced understanding of his clients’ broader objectives, ensuring that their brand, reputation, and long-term interests are always at the forefront.

Jeremiah has been described as a “powerhouse” trial advocate by the New York Post and received recognition in the leading entertainment trades, including The Hollywood Reporter’s Top 100 Power Lawyers and Variety’s Legal Impact Report. Jeremiah is the trusted choice for those navigating the toughest legal and public challenges.

Education

  • UCLA, B.A., cum laude
  • University of Southern California, J.D

January 23, 2026

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  • Lead trial counsel in obtaining a defense verdict for his client, Katt Williams, in a jury trial involving false allegations of assault and battery.
  • Lead trial counsel in obtaining a defense verdict for his client, Floyd Mayweather, Jr., in a jury trial in Las Vegas involving false fraud and breach of contract claims.
  • Lead defense counsel for major talent agency in copyright infringement action that was dismissed involving the motion picture, “Ad Astra.”
  • Obtained the dismissal of copyright and defamation claims brought by the director of the motion picture, “The Professor and the Madman,” which starred Mel Gibson and Sean Penn, against Voltage Pictures. Also defeated efforts by Mel Gibson and his company to reclaim rights to “The Professor and the Madman” from Voltage Pictures.
  • Represented MMA and boxing superstar, Francis Ngannou, in negotiations of his contracts.
  • Represented boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s team in negotiations with Manny Pacquiao in connection with the richest prize fight in history.
  • Represented screenwriter, Mark Boal, and director, Kathryn Bigelow, in a lawsuit brought by Master Sgt. Jeffrey Sarver, an Iraq war veteran, who alleged his rights of publicity were violated and he was defamed by the movie “The Hurt Locker.” The suit was dismissed, with Sarver ordered to pay the attorney fees of all involved. Mr. Reynolds argued on behalf of Mr. Boal and Ms. Bigelow before the Ninth Circuit. The decision was affirmed on appeal.*
  • Successfully obtained the dismissal of a lawsuit brought against his client, MMA fighter, Nate Diaz, by Ballengee Group, a company that claims to be Diaz’s former agents and managers.

* Matters handled prior to joining the firm.

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