CWSL Alumni Arash Khalili ’00 and Todd Weinstein ’00 Named to The Hollywood Reporter Power Lawyers 2025

California Western School of Law (CWSL) congratulates alumni Arash Khalili, ’00, Loeb & Loeb and Todd Weinstein, ’00, Weinstein Senior for being named among the top 100 entertainment lawyers on The Hollywood Reporter Power Lawyers 2025 list. 

Arash Khalili, a partner at Loeb & Loeb, is an ace dealmaker to country superstars and A-List icons, including corporate and entertainment matters for Morgan Wallen, endorsement deals for Carrie Underwood, and the Casamigos Jalapeño Tequila launch for Cindy Crawford.  

Todd Weinstein, owner and founding partner of Weinstein Senior, spearheaded the deal with Amazon for MrBeast’s Beast Games, the game show with 1,000 contestants and a $5 million prize that quickly became the streamer’s most watched unscripted show ever, grabbing 50 million views in just 25 days. He also put together the deal for Extracted the high-stakes survival competition over at Fox, produced by Sylvester Stallone. 

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