Spencer Wolff

Spencer Wolff, a New York-based attorney, possesses extensive expertise in media and art law, corporate structuring, and commercial contracts. He has a strong track record of advising startups and new businesses on legal matters, with a particular emphasis on the tech and entertainment sectors.

With a diverse educational background, Spencer holds degrees from prestigious institutions such as Yale University, University of Cape Town, Columbia University School of Law, Harvard University, Institut d'Etudes politiques de Paris, and University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne. His studies have covered areas ranging from Comparative Literature to Constitutional Law, Law and Economics, and more.

Throughout his career, Spencer has been associated with various organizations and roles, including Adjunct Faculty at Ecole normale supérieure, Founder at Stellar Formation, Principal Attorney at General Standards, and Freelancer at the New York Times. He has also contributed to publications like the Huffington Post and gained experience in legal translation, journalism, and education.

His professional journey includes positions as a Law Fellow at the University of Cape Town, Faculty of Law, Attorney-at-Law in private practice, Director/Producer at STOP Productions, Law Clerk at the European Court of Human Rights, and several other distinguished roles in the legal and academic spheres.

Moreover, Spencer has a varied background beyond law, having worked as an Assistant Director of Communications, Teaching Assistant, Professor of English, and Assistant Teacher of English at different institutions. He has also showcased his talents in photography and served as an Ocean Lifeguard and Staff Photographer for reputable publications.

Spencer Wolff's comprehensive skill set, combined with his vast experience across multiple industries and disciplines, makes him a valuable asset in the legal and business realms, especially for organizations seeking counsel in media, art, technology, and entertainment law.