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Sally Helppie Location
Carrollton, TX, US
Sally Helppie Work
Attorney @ (December 2010 - Present)
President and CEO @ (January 2010 - Present)
Adjunct Professor-Div. of Film and Media Arts; Adjunct Professor of Law-Dedman School of Law @ (August 2011 - Present)
Member and Former Chair @ Dallas Bar Association Business Litigation (January 1990 - Present)
Member and Former Chair @ Texas Entertainment & Sports Law Council (January 2015 - Present)
Attorney @ Johnson & Gibbs; Bell Nunnally & Martin (October 1985 - December 2010)
President @ (January 2007 - December 2009)
Partner @ (January 1995 - January 2008)
Partner @
Associate and Shareholder @ Johnson & Gibbs, P.C. (November 1985 - December 1994)
Sally Helppie Education
University of California, Los Angeles - School of Law
J.D.
1982-1985
Sally Helppie Skills
Producing
Litigation
Torts
Trials
Feature Films
Arbitration
Legal Writing
Commercial Litigation
Legal Advice
Licensing
New Media
Alternative Dispute
Civil Litigation
Production Managment
Legal Research
Entertainment
Corporate Law
Dispute Resolution
Trademarks
Film
Entertainment Law
Courts
Intellectual Property
Appeals
Copyright Law
Television
Mergers and Acquisitions
Film Production
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Short Films
Employment Law
Joint Ventures
Mediation
Film Finance
Sally Helppie Summary
Sally Helppie, based in Carrollton, TX, US, is currently a Attorney at Waddell Serafino Geary Rechner Jenevein, PC. Sally Helppie brings experience from previous roles at Advocate Pictures, LLC, Southern Methodist University, Dallas Bar Association Business Litigation and Texas Entertainment & Sports Law Council. Sally Helppie holds a 1982 - 1985 J.D. @ University of California, Los Angeles - School of Law. With a robust skill set that includes Producing, Litigation, Torts, Trials, Feature Films and more. Sally Helppie has 2 emails and 2 mobile phone numbers on RocketReach.
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