Halina Wielogorska, an experienced music lawyer with extensive in-house and private practice experience in the music, content creation and start-up worlds, has joined Level. Halina joins Level from Clintons where she spent five years building a hugely successful practice focusing primarily on talent representation in the music industry. Prior to Clintons, Halina worked in-house at various YouTube music start-ups. Halina’s joining marks Level’s expansion of its media and entertainment offering into the music sector.

On the decision to move to Level, Halina says, “Working at Level satisfies the entrepreneurial side of my soul and gives me a new and dynamic way to offer my services to clients which resonates with the industry I focus on.”

Level co-founder and recruitment partner Morris Bentata says, “We are just delighted to welcome Halina to the Level team. Halina is a hugely talented music lawyer who has already built a thriving and varied practice in the sector. We are excited to work with her to further develop and expand both her own practice and Level’s offering in its dedicated sectors.”

Set up in 2017, Level occupies a unique position in the market as the only ‘new law’ firm of its kind to specialise in media, entertainment, technology, and sport. Based in Covent Garden, Level currently has 10 senior lawyers and has doubled in size since launching. It is ranked in both Chambers and Legal 500.

Film and TV specialist Jennifer Parker has joined Level, the platform for media, entertainment, sport and tech lawyers. Jenny is one of two senior media and entertainment lawyers to have joined Level in the first half of this year. She joins from Clintons where she spent four years developing a highly successful practice focused on the creation, financing and exploitation of audiovisual content. In addition to a broad range of development and production work, Jenny also advises on high value international film and TV financing transactions. Her practice covers both scripted and non-scripted content. In 2018, Jenny was shortlisted for a female leadership pipeline award and, in 2020, she was recognised as a “Rising Star” in the Film and TV sector by The Legal 500.

On joining Level Jenny says,

“Level is an amazing platform that enables me to work with my clients much more flexibly in terms of fees, service and support. It is a great fit for me and the next step in my career.”

Head of Growth at Level Amy Sullivan comments,

“We love welcoming lawyers like Jenny on board – dynamic, leading specialists who want to work smarter and offer something different to their clients. We look forward to watching Jenny’s practice thrive using Level’s platform model”.

Level co-founder and recruitment partner Morris Bentata says,

“We are so thrilled to welcome Jenny to the Level team which continues to go from strength to strength. Jenny’s dedicated Film and TV practice dovetails perfectly with Level’s already rich media and entertainment offering. We are excited to be working with her and to continue to grow our specialist team in our chosen sectors.”