Represented The Bay Club Company in its acquisition of the Manhattan Country Club, a swim and tennis club in Manhattan Beach, California.

Represented former members of Creedence Clearwater Revival in licensing royalty and trademark cases against record label and John Fogerty in Northern and Central Districts of California.

Represented Gaiam Travel, Inc. in the sale of its 51% interest in Natural Habitat, Inc. for $12.85 million.

Represented KSE Radio Ventures, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, LLC, in its acquisition of Denver broadcast radio stations KIMN-FM 100.3, KXKL-FM 105.1 and KWOF-FM 92.5 from Wilks Broadcast Group, LLC.

Our Gaming Group serves as counsel to MacAndrews & Forbes Incorporated, a diversified holding company wholly owned by billionaire investor Ronald Perelman. Current investments include leading participants across a wide range of industries, from cosmetics and entertainment to biotechnology and military equipment. MacAndrews & Forbes became the majority shareholder and controlling beneficial owner of Scientific Games Corporation in 2010. Our representation includes preparing and filing gaming license applications and assisting MacAndrews & Forbes with all ongoing regulatory issues in all jurisdictions in which Scientific Games Corporation holds privileged gaming licenses.

Brownstein helped a non-profit organization position itself for federal grants, which ultimately resulted in more than $1 million in assistance to the organization.

Successfully represented employers in union organizing campaigns where the employers believed that unions were not needed in the workplace and remain non-union.

Represented Natural Habitat, Inc. in its joint venture acquisition of The Travel Yogi, LLC a travel company specializing in travel experiences to yoga retreats around the world.

Represented ClubCorp Inc. in its acquisition of Atlanta-based Sequoia Golf in a deal valued at roughly $265 million. The deal for the additional 50 clubs was negotiated and concluded in only two months.

Counsel to 3D Lacrosse in obtaining $5.23 million in equity financing.

Intellectual Property counsel to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, protecting, enforcing and licensing the world-famous, billion-dollar "What Happens Here, Stays Here" and "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas" brands.

Established a first-of-its-kind loan guarantee and rebate program for the Colorado Movie and Television Industry in order to attract entertainment productions to Colorado. Recently secured $5.3M in state funding for the rebate program which resulted in Quentin Tarantino choosing Telluride, Colorado as the location for directing his 8th feature film, The Hateful Eight.

Represent a major sports league on a copyright piracy matter.

Represented Gaiam TV Canada, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gaiam, Inc., in its acquisition of My Yoga Online ULC, a provider of streaming digital yoga media, from Fresh Eye Productions Inc.

Successful defense of multiple OSHA citations, including contesting OSHA citations to full dismissal by OSHA that had been lodged against both a major casino and resort in Las Vegas and a national performing artist.

Represented Warner Music Group in connection with the Universal/EMI merger.

Represented Natural Habitat Adventures, Inc., a Colorado-based travel and ecotourism company, in its acquisition of East Africa Safari Ventures Limited, a Kenya-based safari company, and Leleshwa Safari Company Limited, a Kenya-based provider of luxury safari accommodations.

Represented bwin party digital entertainment plc in the California online poker services agreement with United Auburn Indian Community.

Represented MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation on real estate, land use, redevelopment, and CEQA issues associated with the construction of a 17,000 square foot museum, designed to LEED Silver standards, in the City of Santa Barbara's downtown El Pueblo Viejo Landmark District.

Negotiated and consummated the purchase of a member-only social club, club house, and related facilities located in Henderson, Nevada. Brownstein also advised the client on various real estate, development, corporate, water rights and business licensing matters.

Represented bwin.party digital entertainment plc, a publicly-traded online gaming company, in its joint ventures with Boyd Gaming Corporation and MGM Resorts International to offer online poker to U.S.-based players upon the passage of enabling legislation.

Assisted Vail Resorts, Inc. and its subsidiary Specialty Sports Ventures, LLC with employment and ERISA issues associated with the acquisition of Outdoor Outlet, LLC, a Wisconsin-based company that owns and operates O2GearShop.com, an online retailer of outdoor/snowsports goods and equipment.

Served as Nevada corporate, real estate and gaming counsel to Caesars Entertainment Operating Company, Inc. and its subsidiaries in connection with the amendment to its senior secured credit agreements and extension of the maturity date of approximately $800 million in loans from 2015 to 2018.

Acted as special Nevada counsel to Vail Resorts, Inc. in its $390 million offering of senior subordinated notes due 2019.

Negotiated and consummated the purchase of an 18-hole golf course, club house, and related facilities located in Henderson, Nevada. Brownstein also advised the client on various real estate, litigation, corporate water rights and business licensing matters.

Represented AMG Entertainment, LLC in their merger with and financing related to a significant night club, restaurant and entertainment company with primary operations in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Negotiated the amendment to the third amended and restated agreement to design, construct and lease a performing arts center with the City of Las Vegas on behalf of The Smith Center for the Performing Arts.

We represented a major television production company defending a number of profit participation cases.

We obtained a substantial jury verdict in this anti-trust case brought on behalf of a well known movie producer against a film distributor. The jury found that the distributor had engaged in unlawful “block booking.”

We successfully represented the owner of Staples Center in a defamation action. We defeated the defendant’s anti-SLAPP motion in the trial court. After the Court of Appeals upheld the trial court decision, the case settled favorably.

Represented a sporting venue/event center in a Title III challenge under the American Disabilities Act.

Assisted in the successful defense of Shuffle Master, Inc. in the alleged violation of an option agreement seeking damages in excess of $14 million.

The Firm represented Wellbridge Company, a national health club operator with significant operations in Colorado and New Mexico, in its legal matters for more than 10 years. Brownstein handled matters including real estate acquisitions and dispositions, tenant leasing, club leases, membership and liability agreements and issues, employment matters, litigation and supervision, new club development, corporate and club financing, partnership/operating agreements and entity restructuring.

Represented Inner Doorway, Inc., a magazine and journal publisher, in bankruptcy proceedings and the sale of its assets to a strategic buyer who planned to continue the operations.

Brownstein successfully assisted AMC Theatres in sensitive proceedings involving foreign investment, CFIUS, and occasioned political interest. Brownstein worked to inoculate these matters from undue political pressure.

Settled for minimum penalties of $945K with $6,000,000 in potential penalties. Provided the legal representation and the negotiations with RWQCB.

Represented Gaiam, Inc. in the acquisition of fitness and children's media titles, inventory and contract rights under artist licensing agreements from Inspired Studios, Inc., Inspired Distribution, LLC and Inspired Productions, LLC.

Represented Denver Radio Company, LLC and its subsidiaries as debtors in Chapter 11 cases, and as borrowers under a debtor-in-possession loan facility.

Negotiated sale-leaseback agreements, guaranty documents, transfer documents and related collateral agreements in connection with representation of the Seller/Tenant in a $176 million sale-leaseback transaction involving 15 sites in four states. Coordinated and handled due diligence on all properties.

Brownstein spearheaded and successfully passed first-of-its-kind in the nation legislation to promote movie and television production in Colorado that had been attempted by other lobbying entities for the prior seven years without success.