Kirk M. Hallam

Kirk Hallam is a native of Southern California who attended UCLA ('78) and Harvard Law School ('81) before beginning a career in 1983 as an entertainment and business litigator with the Beverly Hills Law firm of Rosenfeld, Meyer and Susman, where he represented such clients as Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, Universal Studios, the Estate of HB Halicki ("Gone in 60 Seconds"), the Jimi Hendrix Music Publishing Co and the Estate of Audrey Hepburn. In 1998, Kirk began a television and film producing career, collaborating with his clients and friends to produce such films as Local Color (Ray Liotta), Finding Rin Tin Tin (Ben Cross), Don't Fade Away (Beau Bridges), and the award winning Australian miniseries, Cloudstreet. Kirk is producing a remake/adaptation of the classic television series Route 66 while continuing to practice law specializing in entertainment, cyber fraud, copyright and trademark litigation. with the Santa Monica law firm, Gorman & Miller. Kirk lives with his family in Brentwood, California, and is an avid tennis player and golfer.