Kendall Minter Obituary-Death News; Victim, Kendall Minter Passes Away After Battling Cancer

Kendall Minter Obituary-Death News; Victim, Kendall Minter Passes Away After Battling Cancer

It is with great sadness that we must inform you of the devastating news regarding the untimely passing of attorney Kendall Minter from this world.

As well as the legal sector, the entire entertainment industry has been left in a state of mourning due to his unexpected death.

On December 6, 2023, Kendall Minter, who was a member of the Entertainment & Sports practice group of Greenspoon Marder LLP, passed away.

In Atlanta, Georgia, Kendall worked as an attorney specializing in music and entertainment. He was a well-known entertainment lawyer all over the world, having more than forty years of experience in the field.

Mr. Minter advised clients in the creative executive and entrepreneurial talent sectors on a wide range of issues pertaining to the entertainment industry, including media, intellectual property, and issues concerning entertainment. Actors, musicians, and filmmakers are among these clients.

The following individuals are included in this category: record labels, publishing companies, managers, financiers, executives from the industry, radio announcers, concert promoters, evangelists, producers (music, film, and television), filmmakers, and other creative executives.

Mr. Minter instilled confidence in his clients by utilizing his passion for international business, education, and the law.

He was motivated by the concept that music is a language that is understood by all people and may bring them together.

Developing and negotiating agreements, agreements for music publishing, record label distribution, 360-degree deals, endorsements, content licensing, corporate formations, touring, endorsement agreements, and operating agreements were just some of the things that he was well-versed in.

He had a wealth of knowledge that encompassed every aspect of the entertainment industry.

In addition to serving as the co-chairman of the Black Entertainment and Sports Lawyers Association, Kendall was one of the original founders of the organization.

From 1979 until about 1986, he served as the first Executive Director of the BESLA. He held this role for three years.

In addition, he served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Rhythm and Blues Foundation, along with being a member of the Board of Directors for the Living Legends Foundation and a director for Sound Exchange, Inc.

Additionally, Kendall has served as a director for the American Youth Hostels and the 100 Black Men for an extended period of time before leaving those jobs.

In her time at Georgia State University, Kendall held the position of assistant professor in the School of Music.

In this capacity, she instructed students in a variety of disciplines, including music publishing, copyright, and the music industry.

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