Unleashed: A Comic Relief
by David L. Gersh
David Gersh spent 36 years in the practice of corporate and securities law, negotiating, structuring and executing complex corporate transactions. He is a retired partner of Paul Hastings, one of the renowned international law flrms.
He participated on behalf of Frank Sinatra in the sale of Warner Bros. Studios to Kinney National Corporation to create what is now Time Warner. And he was lead counsel to the British company, TVS Entertainment, in its acquisition of MTM Entertainment, for whom he acted as outside general counsel for more than flve years until its sale to the Family Channel.
Mr. Gersh is a past member of the Executive Committee of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of California. He chaired the committee that drafted the Revised California Limited Partnership Act. He is Chairman Emeritus of the board of directors of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and past President of the Los Angeles Hillel Council. In addition, he is Vice-Chairman of the Board of United WestLabs, a laboratory outreach provider.
Mr. Gersh received his BS degree, with honors, and his MBA from UCLA. He was awarded his JD, cum laude, from Harvard Law School, where he was an editor of the Harvard Law Review.
He is a published poet and award winning author of eight books including Pot Luck, Art Is Dead, Going, Going, Gone, Desperate Shop Girls, Art Attack, How to Collect Great Art on a Shoestring, The Whisper of a Distant God, All's Fair, and Unleashed.
He is an avid art collector.
Pot Luck
Things always seem to go wrong for Jimmy Harris. Wee Willy's is the hot pot company in town. And perhaps a way to stay afloat. Willy wants him to be president. To think, him a president. He stumbles. He bumbles. He's arrested for murder. He needs to find a way through this maze. The alternatives are unthinkable.
Books by David L. Gersh
David L. Gersh
How to Collect Great Art on a Shoestring
A how-to guide for new and experienced collectors, this book explores the unique opportunity to acquire one-of-a-kind works for $2000 or $3000 by hundreds of mostly forgotten yet startlingly good artists who are in the permanent collection of MoMA, the Guggenheim, the Whitney, the Met, and among many other museums.
The Whisper of a Distant God
The untold story of the Angel of Santa Fe and the Gettysburg of the West.
All's Fair
Jonathan is once again in over his head. Maybe he just should stop digging. Particularly since a Columbian drug lord would like to bury him.
Unleashed
What has the world come to? Can people trust a dog more than they trust a politician?
