4 Greenberg Traurig Attorneys Named to Variety's 2025 Dealmakers Impact Report

ATLANTA - Dec. 31, 2025 -Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP Shareholders Charles J. Biederman, Daniel H. Black, Jess Rosen, and Bobby Rosenbloum have been named to Variety's 2025 Dealmakers Impact Report, featured on p. 89.

This annual list honors leading professionals whose innovative negotiating skills and strategic vision have shaped some of the most influential deals in entertainment across film, television, music, digital media, and live performance over the past year. Variety's editorial team spotlights these accomplished dealmakers for their ability to forge transformative alliances, create consensus, and drive value in an ever-evolving industry.

"Being named in Variety's Dealmakers Report is a meaningful recognition of our team's hard work and commitment to our clients," said Rosenbloum, chair of the firm's Global Entertainment & Media Practice. "It's a testament to our dedication to innovative, client-centered counsel across the entertainment industry."

"It's an honor for us to be included among this year's Dealmakers," added Black, vice chair of the practice. "This acknowledgement highlights our team's collaborative approach and our ongoing pursuit of excellence."

Biederman represents a diverse global clientele across music, film, television, branding, fashion, and more, providing strategic counsel on creative and business matters, with a strong track record in catalog sales.

Black, also chair of the firm's West Coast Entertainment & Media Practice, brings wide-ranging experience, having served as lead counsel on major transactions for film studios, television networks, streaming services, and digital content companies, both as a private practitioner and, before that, in senior in-house legal and business affairs positions.

Rosen, co-chair of the Atlanta Entertainment & Media Practice, is recognized as one of the nation's top entertainment attorneys. For more than 30 years, he has represented prominent talent in music, film, television, and new media, and brings a unique perspective as a former professional musician.

Rosenbloum, widely regarded as a key architect of the modern digital music business, has helped drive billions of dollars in value for the global music industry. With over three decades of experience at the intersection of music and technology, he advises on digital media strategies and complex content license agreements. He also represents many of the leading music television properties, developing strategies and negotiating agreements with television and cable networks and video streaming services.