Mark has represented numerous artists and performers, including the estates of Orson Welles, Anthony Quinn; performers Teller, Ozzy Osbourne, David Copperfield, Val Valentino and The Masked Magician; visual artists Ronnie Cutrone, Deny Dent, Vladamir Kush, Tim Bavington and Peter Lik; and athletes including world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr.In keeping with the firm’s commitment to community involvement, Mark has been a member of the adjunct faculty of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for more than 25 years. He currently teaches entertainment law, rights of publicity and privacy law, and the law of cyberspace at UNLV’s William S. Boyd School of Law; the business of entertainment at UNLV’s hotel college; and entertainment and fine arts law at the College of Fine and Performing Arts. Mark is the author of the New York Bar Association’s Entertainment Treatise, chapters on “The Evolution of Entertainment on the Internet,” “The Evolution of Entertainment Production, Distribution, Ownership and Control in the Digital Age,” and “Exhibitions: Art and Artifacts Exhibits as an Expansion of the Entertainment Industry.” He is Past Chair for the Board of Trustees of the National Judicial College and is the Chairman of the Board of Visitors for Lewis & Clark Law School, and Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees of Lewis & Clark College.

I currently teach at Lewis and Clark in Portland Or. where I am also chairman of the Board of Visitors and a Trustee of the College. I previously taught at UNLV” Boyd Law School over a decade and at ASU’s Law school.
I am also the Past Chair of the Board of the National Judicial College, and am the Co-Chair of the 60th anniversary Planning committee for the NJC.