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Former Netflix Exec Grant Hamilton Joins Weinstein Senior LLP as an Associate (EXCLUSIVE)
Source: Variety · Published
Former Netflix exec Grant Hamilton has joined law firm Weinstein Senior LLP as an associate. It’s a homecoming for Hamilton, who had previously worked with Weinstein Senior founding partners Todd Weinstein and Tara Senior at Del Shaw Moonves. Hamilton will help expand Weinstein S
Former Netflix exec Grant Hamilton has joined law firm Weinstein Senior LLP as an associate. It’s a homecoming for Hamilton, who had previously worked with Weinstein Senior founding partners Todd Weinstein and Tara Senior at Del Shaw Moonves. Hamilton will help expand Weinstein Senior’s unscripted content practice, including creators and production companies across development, production […]
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