For more than 30 years, Ken has served as legal counsel to artists, creators and businesses in music, film, TV, theater, media and publishing. His clients include prominent individuals, collaborators and businesses in the creative and commercial arts, including multiple GRAMMY® award recipients, gold and platinum recording artists, Emmy® and other award winners. His commitment to advocacy has vaulted him to national leadership positions, such as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Recording Academy (presenters of the GRAMMY Awards), member of the Board of the GRAMMY Foundation, Governor of the Recording Academy Chicago Chapter, Chair of the GRAMMY Entertainment Law Initiative (ELI); and National Chair of the American Bar Association Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries, among others.
 
Ken's practice spans across all media and entertainment platforms. Harnessing his years of experience as a musician and entertainer, Ken has extensive experience working with developing, established and legacy artists as well as their estates.  He was an adjunct professor of entertainment law at Mitchell Hamline School of Law for 11 years.  Ken is a known international author and lecturer on entertainment business and law topics.