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User:JammerPro

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Hello and welcome to my Wikipedia user page! My name is Elliot Zimmerman, and I am both a lawyer[1] and a musician.[2] I have spent years navigating the complexities of the legal world while also expressing myself through music.

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As a dedicated attorney, my focus has been on intellectual property and entertainment law. My goal is to uphold justice and contribute to meaningful discussions in my field.

Musical Journey

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Beyond the courtroom, I am also a passionate musician. My work spans all genres and styles. Collaborations include writing for and producing The Ink Spots[3][4][5] and performing as a Northern Soul featured Artist for Ian Levine.[6] Music has always been an integral part of my life, allowing me to connect with others and explore creativity.

Wikipedia Contributions

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On Wikipedia, I aim to contribute articles related to:

  • Legal topics - especially IP, IT, Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law.
  • Music history, theory, and industry-related articles.
  • Biographies of notable figures in law and music.

Feel free to reach out or collaborate with me! I’m always open to discussing both law and music with fellow Wikipedians.

  1. ^ "Florida Bar Member Profile". The Florida Bar. Retrieved 18 February 2024.
  2. ^ {{Cite news |author=Schulman |first=Sandra |date=January 21, 1996 |title=Funk and local talent, VARIOUS ARTISTS: Funkadero Records Music Collection (Funkadero Records) |newspaper=Florida Sun-Sentinel |page=59} |url="https://www.newspapers.com/image/238745794/?match=1&terms=Funkadero" |access-date=14 March 2025}
  3. ^ "My Favorite Holiday" (7-inch single). The Ink Spots. Suntown Records, Inc. (T02329). 1982.
  4. ^ "My Favorite Holiday". Discogs. May 1982. Retrieved 2024-02-18. Note: Discogs is a user-generated database; this citation verifies release details (Featured Artists: The Ink Spots; Writer, Producer, and Keyboards: Elliot Zimmerman; Drums: Duffy Jackson, catalog number T02329) but does not establish notability.
  5. ^ Dorothy Sutton (November 14, 1984). "Potpourri". Boca Raton News. p. 22.
  6. ^ Buckley, Bill (1 April 2024). "VARIOUS: Northern Soul 2024 (Wienerworld)". Soul and Jazz and Funk (Review). Retrieved 9 March 2025. Review of the Northern Soul 2024 compilation album, featuring artists including Elliot Zimmerman and Ian Levine.