Culver City · Los Angeles

The Sports Lawyer
Los Angeles Calls First.

Los Angeles runs on sports and entertainment, and both run on contracts. Leopoldus Law, APC is a sports and entertainment law firm in Culver City serving athletes, coaches, entertainers, teams, and the advisors who guide them, across LA and nationwide.

Brandon Leopoldus worked professional baseball as an umpire before he practiced law. He teaches sports law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, serves on the board of the Sports Lawyers Association, and served as interim general counsel for D.C. United. The firm quotes flat fees for most matters, so you know the cost before the work starts.

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What We Handle

The Business Behind the Game.

NIL and endorsement deals

Reading, structuring, and negotiating the contracts that rent your name, from a first collective deal to a national campaign.

Contracts and representation

Agent agreements, employment deals, buyouts, and the fine print that decides who really gets paid.

Business formation

The Athlete LLC, the loan-out company, and the entity structure that protects what you earn.

Trademarks and image rights

Owning your name, registering your brand, and shutting down the people who borrow it without asking.

Eligibility and governing bodies

CIF transfers, NCAA eligibility fights, and the appeals where a season is on the line.

Teams, clubs, and organizations

Coach contracts, employment audits, waivers, and buying or selling the club itself.

Who We Serve

Built From the Field Up.

From a high school athlete signing a first NIL deal to an owner selling a club, the firm works one side of the table: yours. Pick your seat and see how we work.

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In Culver City.
Wherever the Game Is.

The office sits in Culver City, minutes from the studios and a short drive from every venue in Los Angeles. Most matters start with a confidential 30 minute call.

Leopoldus Law, APC
10736 Jefferson Boulevard #920
Culver City, CA 90230
(323) 682-0511
brandon@leopoldus.com

Do Your Homework First.

Read the case studies, check your state on the NIL law map, or grab a free playbook. When you are ready, the call is easy to book.

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