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Civil Litigation

Dec. 7, 2023

A3 Artists ‘run into the ground’ by majority owner, suit says

“Realizing that he had doomed the company, [Adam] Bold has secretly negotiated to sell A3’s most profitable divisions and its best agents to a competitor, the Gersh Agency,” wrote plaintiffs’ attorney Bryan J. Freedman of Freedman Taitelman Cooley LLP.

A3 Artists ‘run into the ground’ by majority owner, suit says
Steve Perlman, whose technology incubator, Rearden, developed Mova, a novel method of electronically capturing the performances of human actors, in San Francisco, Dec. 6, 2011. (The New York Times)

The president and CEO of A3 Artists Agency accuse the majority owner and chairman of running the talent agency into the ground and trying to sell parts cheaply to a competitor.

The complaint submitted to the Los Angeles County Superior Court on Monday says Adam Bold squandered everything that the company had since he and the plaintiffs, Robert Attermann and Brian Cho, acquired the company in 2018.

It says he fo...

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