Litigation
Sep. 17, 2008
Retiring Lawyer Was a 'Force' at Warner Bros.
One of the longest-serving general counsel at a Hollywood studio, Warner Bros. Entertainment's John Schulman, announced Tuesday he is retiring.
By Noah Barron
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - One of the longest-serving general counsel at a Hollywood studio, Warner Bros. Entertainment's John Schulman, announced Tuesday he is retiring. Schulman, 62, stuck with Warner Bros. since he took the legal helm in 1984, an unusually loyal career in a field known for its high turnover. For example, Walt Disney Co., Universal Studios, Paramount and MGM all have general counsel who have h...
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - One of the longest-serving general counsel at a Hollywood studio, Warner Bros. Entertainment's John Schulman, announced Tuesday he is retiring. Schulman, 62, stuck with Warner Bros. since he took the legal helm in 1984, an unusually loyal career in a field known for its high turnover. For example, Walt Disney Co., Universal Studios, Paramount and MGM all have general counsel who have h...
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