Our Warriors
Practice Areas:
Appellate. Complex Business. Intellectual Property. Labor & Employment.
Client Sectors:
Technology. Entrepreneurship. Gaming & Interactive Entertainment. Media & Filmed Entertainment. Music Industry & Recording Arts. Professional Sports. Real Estate Investment & Development.
Rachel Duboff is an associate at FROST LLP. She is a skilled litigator whose broad-based practice focuses on entertainment and media, intellectual property, employment, appellate, and other complex business matters. She excels at legal writing, drafting persuasive motions that deliver results for clients, and has a keen interest in emerging legal issues regarding copyright and large language models.
Prior to joining the firm, Rachel worked in media rights at a management and production company, where she became well-versed in a wide range of agreements including underlying rights and acquisition agreements, writing agreements, and producing agreements, enhancing her ability to litigate complex contract and business disputes with both legal precision and industry insight. Rachel began her career in employment litigation at a major law firm, where she advised and represented employers on a wide range of labor and employment matters, including workplace investigations, wage and hour compliance, harassment and discrimination allegations, and employee discipline and termination. She also has experience advising clients on compliance-related issues with state and federal regulations.
Rachel earned her Bachelor of Arts in History from Emory University and received her Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, where she was a recipient of the LLS Institutional Scholarship. During that time, she served as a judicial extern for the California Court of Appeal, the Second Appellate District, and subsequently as a law clerk for a boutique appellate law firm. In addition, Rachel externed for several non-profits including the California Women’s Law Center, the Earth Law Center, and the Sierra Club. She was selected to participate in Loyola’s Civil Rights Litigation Practicum and was a recipient of the Scott Moot Court Top 10 Brief Award. Rachel is licensed to practice law in California and New York.
On her own time, Rachel enjoys reading and creative writing. Her fiction and essays have appeared in various publications, and she has been awarded various fellowships and grants in support of her writing. She is an avid tennis player and dream pop aficionado.