December 5, 2019
Cybersecurity Attorney Kevin Mekler Joins Nelson Mullins in TampaKelly Frey assists clients in corporate acquisitions/divestitures, corporation transactions, and corporate compliance. He represents companies in various information technology and intellectual property transactions, including licensing, outsourcing, technology law, and vendor relationship and management. He helps with corporate governance matters and assists companies in creating sustainable, cost-effective, and defensible internal controls to mitigate compliance risks. He...
Kelly Frey assists clients in corporate acquisitions/divestitures, corporation transactions, and corporate compliance. He represents companies in various information technology and intellectual property transactions, including licensing, outsourcing, technology law, and vendor relationship and management. He helps with corporate governance matters and assists companies in creating sustainable, cost-effective, and defensible internal controls to mitigate compliance risks. He also represents high net worth families and serial entrepreneurs in structuring business transactions that create wealth and sustain it across multiple generations.
In the technology sector, Mr. Frey is one of fewer than 10 attorneys in private practice to be named a Fellow in the World Technology Network (selected by more than 1,000 internationally recognized experts and futurists who are current Fellows for innovative legal work recognized to be of "the greatest likely long-term significance"). He is the author of Frey on Technology Transactions and Intellectual Property and dozens of other books and articles on technology, compliance, and law.
Mr. Frey also represents indie film production and media companies and has served as executive producer for several feature films. He recently completed judging for the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (Emmys). Mr. Frey serves on the board of the Greater Nashville Arts and Business Council and is past-president of the Nashville Film Festival (an Oscar qualifying and one of the top 10 film festivals in the US), the Nashville Japanese Film Festival and the Franklin Theater.
also represents high net worth families and serial entrepreneurs in structuring business transactions that create wealth and sustain it across multiple generations.
In the technology sector, Mr. Frey is one of fewer than 10 attorneys in private practice to be named a Fellow in the World Technology Network (selected by more than 1,000 internationally recognized experts and futurists who are current Fellows for innovative legal work recognized to be of "the greatest likely long-term significance"). He is the author of Frey on Technology Transactions and Intellectual Property and dozens of other books and articles on technology, compliance, and law.
Mr. Frey also represents indie film production and media companies and has served as executive producer for several feature films. He recently completed judging for the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (Emmys). Mr. Frey serves on the board of the Greater Nashville Arts and Business Council and is past-president of the Nashville Film Festival (an Oscar qualifying and one of the top 10 film festivals in the US), the Nashville Japanese Film Festival and the Franklin Theater.
Kelly Frey assists clients in corporate acquisitions/divestitures, corporation transactions, and corporate compliance. He represents companies in various information technology and intellectual property transactions, including licensing, outsourcing, technology law, and vendor relationship and management. He helps with corporate governance matters and assists companies in creating sustainable, cost-effective, and defensible internal controls to mitigate compliance risks. He... also represents high net worth families and serial entrepreneurs in structuring business transactions that create wealth and sustain it across multiple generations.
In the technology sector, Mr. Frey is one of fewer than 10 attorneys in private practice to be named a Fellow in the World Technology Network (selected by more than 1,000 internationally recognized experts and futurists who are current Fellows for innovative legal work recognized to be of "the greatest likely long-term significance"). He is the author of Frey on Technology Transactions and Intellectual Property and dozens of other books and articles on technology, compliance, and law.
Mr. Frey also represents indie film production and media companies and has served as executive producer for several feature films. He recently completed judging for the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (Emmys). Mr. Frey serves on the board of the Greater Nashville Arts and Business Council and is past-president of the Nashville Film Festival (an Oscar qualifying and one of the top 10 film festivals in the US), the Nashville Japanese Film Festival and the Franklin Theater.