Bo Pearl

Bo Pearl is a partner at Paul Hastings specializing in complex commercial litigation within the entertainment, sports, and technology industries. He is a renowned trial attorney with extensive experience in antitrust, intellectual property, and general business disputes.

Mr. Pearl is recognized in the legal field and has been included in the prestigious Variety Legal Impact Report for his influential work. He has been recommended as an outstanding litigator by Legal 500.

His notable achievements include being hailed as a 'Giant-slayer' for his work in the Kesha/Dr. Luke litigation and receiving nominations for Global Legal Litigation/Dispute Resolution Matter of the Year for a $3 billion summary judgment win for Samsung.

Bo Pearl has led significant litigation efforts in the technology sector, such as assisting Advanced Micro Devices in a monopolization suit that resulted in a $1.25 billion settlement. He also led a team representing Agilent Technologies in a trade secret litigation with a $22.5 million cash settlement.

In sports, Mr. Pearl led a team in antitrust litigation that revolutionized sports broadcasting, allowing for free and open competition. In the media industry, he represented Kesha Sebert in a case that contributed to her return to the studio for the Grammy-nominated Rainbow album.

On the educational front, Bo Pearl studied at Berkeley High School, obtained his Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center, and completed his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at the University of California, Davis.