Articles Written: Mr. Kalmansohn has written several articles and other publications. These include "Application Of EEC Articles 85 And 86 To Foreign Multinationals", Legal Issues of European Integration, 1984/2, Kluver Law and Taxation Publishers; "A Citizen's Guide To Individual Rights Under The Constitution Of The United States Of America", Fifth Edition (1976), Prepared By The Subcommittee On Constitutional Rights, U.S. Senate Committee On The Judiciary; "Free Press -- Fair Trial" (1976), A Staff Report Of The Subcommittee On Constitutional Rights, U.S. Senate Committee On The Judiciary; "The Law, Lawyers And Literature", Lex Et Scientia, Vol. 12, No. 4 (1976).

Media Appearances And Other Experience:

Mr. Kalmansohn has appeared on several occasions as a commentator on intellectual property rights on CNN’s “Burden of Proof,” and appeared in October 2002, and April and May 2004 on “Celebrity Justice.” Kalmansohn’s investigation and pro bono cases relating to the swindler of thousands of Holocaust survivors who faked his death was the subject of a nearly full-hour segment on Dateline NBC, aired on July 7, 2002, as well as a book written by Kalmansohn himself, entitled, “Nothing Is Too Late: The Hunt For A Holocaust Swindler” (Brassey’s Inc./Potomac May 2004); and a second edition called “The Hunt For A Holocaust Swindler” (Beverly Hills Publishing 2010), the subject of which was featured in a Dateline NBC segment in 2002 and an America’s Most Wanted segment in 2004. Sample from Client Roster Kalmansohn & Andersen has represented a host of diverse clients in the entertainment and sports industries. A sampling of includes the following: Michael Buffer (renowned announcer and entertainer); Bruce Buffer (UFC announcer), David Brin (author); Larry Niven (author); David Weber (author); Universal Consumer Products; Universal Home Entertainment; Universal Digital Platforms (all intellectual property infringement matters) Viacess (France Telecom) (intellectual property infringement matters); Arab Media Corp. (intellectual property infringement matters); Mattel, Inc. (intellectual property infringement matters); 1244 Films (Film Producer); Bluebook Films, Busted & Disgusted, and Night Vision Productions (Reality TV and documentary producers); Tom Musca (screenplay writer, director and producer); Ramon Menendez (screenplay writer, director and producer); Jay Abramowitz (TV development and writer); Gena Lee Nolin (actress); Kimberly Pressler (actress/on-screen sports and X-Games announcer); Greg Bear (author); William Nolan (author); David Pimental (head of story, development, storyboard artist); James Hull (animator); WetWorks, LLC (film producers); Gregory Benford (author); Katarina Delacruz (professional kickboxer and boxer); Frankie Finch (composer, singer, actress, fashion designer and entrepreneur); Neo Art & Logic (intellectual property infringement matters); The Press Cabinet (public relations and marketing); Lisa Wilson (senior entertainment executive); Big Life Entertainment (TV producer); The Four Tops; Rosa Blasi (actress/infringement matters); Eric Evangelista (show runner and writer); Jim Hogshire (animator); Columbia Tristar Marketing Group, Inc. (intellectual property infringement matters); Frank Trigg (professional wrestler); Coco Bongo (nightclub/intellectual property matters); Roger Nygard (writer and director/intellectual property infringement matters); John McCarthy (sports announcer); Heather Veitch (actress); Joy Giovanni (actress); Playboy Enterprises International.