Rufus-Isaacs, Acland & Grantham LLP is a California law firm with offices in Beverly Hills. The partners are Alexander Rufus-Isaacs and Gary O. Concoff.  David Lewis and Paul D. Supnik are Of Counsel to the firm. We are all admitted to practice law in California. Two of us were born in the United Kingdom, and two of us are qualified as barristers in England and Wales. We have many years of experience in our respective fields, and have practiced with some of the world’s leading law firms.

While we confine our practice within the firm to California law, we have frequent dealings with the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, and other countries in Europe, the Middle East, Australasia, South America and Asia, either representing clients from these regions in transactions or litigation in the USA, or liaising with international counsel on behalf of U.S. clients.

Our focus is on litigation, entertainment/media, intellectual property, general business/commercial, real estate and insurance.

For more information, please see the pages describing our practice areas and our attorney profiles.

 

 

232 N. Canon Drive
Beverly Hills CA 90210
Phone: 310 274 3803
Fax: 310 860 2430
Email: info@rufuslaw.com

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