Wook Hwang is an experienced entertainment and intellectual property litigator who has represented motion picture studios, networks, production companies, digital streamers, publishers, and other content and brand owners. His practice encompasses litigation and counseling in all areas of complex IP, media and entertainment disputes, including copyright, trademark, false advertising, right of publicity, defamation and digital privacy. He has served as lead counsel at the trial and appellate levels of in federal and state courts, as well in various arbitral forums. In addition to his entertainment clients, Wook has extensive experience litigating high-stakes commercial disputes on behalf of clients in a variety of industry sectors, ranging from financial services institutions to insurers to real estate developers.

Wook is committed to pro bono work. He represented the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys as amicus curiae in the landmark case of Matter of Brooke S.B. v. Elizabeth A.C.C., in which New York’s highest court redefined and expanded the definition of parentage for nonbiological partners in same-sex relationships. He is also active in Loeb & Loeb’s representation of asylum seekers.