Simran A. Singh

Simran A. Singh is an American entertainment attorney and film and television producer. He is the founder and Managing Partner of Singh, Singh & Trauben, LLP, a a law firm based in Beverly Hills, California.
Singh is a graduate of The College of William & Mary and The University of Miami School of Law. He started his career as an attorney at Universal Music Group and now represents Grammy Award and Billboard Music Award winning music artists including Missy Elliott, the estate of Selena, Daddy Yankee, Ozuna, Natti Natasha, and Luny Tunes, among others.
He is skilled at understanding comprehensive business and entertainment contract terms, and he is an expert on intellectual property rights and issues thereof. He is known for handling and negotiating recordings, publishing, distribution, merchandising, management, licensing, and partnership agreements for various stakeholders in the entertainment industry. 
Throughout his 20-year career, Singh has negotiated deals totaling over $500 million for his clients. He has served as legal counsel for film and television productions such as Slip & Fall, Escape, Chapman, The Mark, Dumbbells, Where Hope Grows, Lovesick, Betaal, and Walt Before Mickey. 
In 2015, Singh represented co-director of 2016: Obama's America, John Sullivan, in a lawsuit against Pure Flix Entertainment seeking at least $10 million in damages and alleging that the faith-based hit motion picture God's Not Dead was based on a "faith-based Dead Poets Society" concept called Proof that was created by his clients.
In 2017, Singh represented Selena's father, Abraham Quintanilla in a lawsuit against her widow, Chris Pérez, demanding that Perez and Endemol Shine North America stop production of a television series based on an unauthorized book written by Perez entitled To Selena, with Love. He also represented former NFL running back, Darren McFadden, in a lawsuit against his former financial advisor claiming the ex-financial planner misappropriated and mishandled $15 million.
In 2014, Singh made his debut as a producer for the film “Where Hope Grows.” The film received the Audience Choice Award at the Heartland Film Festival in 2014. In 2018, Singh was announced as a producer of a music-driven family drama inspired by the legacy of Selena Quintanilla, with a pilot commitment from ABC. He was also credited as an executive producer of Selena: The Series, released on December 4, 2020, on Netflix.
Singh was named as a Billboard Top Music Lawyer in 2019 and 2020.
In 2019, he helped broker a collaboration between Daddy Yankee and Katy Perry for a remix of the Daddy Yankee multi platinum and 7 time Billboard-winning song, Con Calma. He also represented Ozuna in a global deal with Sony Music Entertainment and his casting in Fast & Furious 9. Singh represented Anuel AA in a worldwide publishing deal with Kobalt Music.
In 2020, he represented Ozuna in a renewal of a publishing deal with Kobalt Music. He also represented Daddy Yankee in a multi million dollar agreement with Universal Music Group, which is the richest music deal ever in Latin music.
Leading industry publications like Forbes, Billboard, Variety, and The Hollywood Reporter have featured him. He is also a frequent speaker at various entertainment conferences, particularly entertainment law seminars at his alma mater, the University of Miami School of Law. 
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He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.
=== Film ===
Year	Film 	Credit
2014	Where Hope Grows	Producer
=== Television ===
Year	Title 	Credit
2020	Selena: The Series	Executive Producer
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