David Weber, Carlos Goodman

David Weber, left, and Carlos Goodman perused the most recent issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine, which included the annual Power Lawyers list. Goodman, whose clients include Christian Bale, Paul Greengrass and Darren Aronofsky, was among this year's honorees. He is with Bloom Hergott Diemer Rosenthal LaViolette Feldman Schenkman & Goodman. Weber, also on THR's Power Lawyers list, is with Sloane, Offer, Weber & Dern, where he helps handle such A-listers as Angelina Jolie and Michael Bay as one of the firm's partners.

Jamie Mandelbaum, Alan Wertheimer

Jamie Mandelbaum and Alan Wertheimer, partners at Jackoway Tyerman Wertheimer Austen Mandelbaum Morris & Klein, were both honored on THR's Power Lawyers list. Mandelbaum's clients include TV creators such as 2 Broke Girls' Michael Patrick King and CSI's Carol Mendelsohn as well as actors including Chris O'Donnell, while Wertheimer reps J.J. Abrams in the film arena (fellow partner Jim Jackoway handles Abrams' TV deals).

Ross Levinsohn, John Rogovin, Barry M. Meyer

From left: Ross Levinsohn, CEO of Guggenheim Digital Media who oversees THR, Billboard, Adweek, The Film Expo Group and the CLIO Awards, mingled with John Rogovin, executive vp and general counsel of Warner Bros. Entertainment, and Barry M. Meyer, who is retiring as chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Entertainment.

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Barry Hirsch, Larry Stein

Barry Hirsch, left, shared a laugh with Larry Stein. Hirsch, who represents Julia Roberts, Sean Penn and Francis Ford Coppola, was among this year's honorees, as was Stein, whose clients include Rob Lowe, Eva Longoria and Marvel. Hirsch is with Hirsch Wallerstein Hayum Matlof & Fishman, while Stein is a partner at Liner Grode Stein Yankelevitz Sunshine Regenstreif & Taylor.

Barry M. Meyer, Kevin Tsujihara

Former Warner Bros. Entertainment chief Barry M. Meyer, left, posed alongside Kevin Tsujihara, who officially took the reigns as head of the studio March 1.

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Matthew Belloni, Adam Fogelson

From left: THR executive editor Matthew Belloni led a Q&A discussion with Universal Pictures chairman Adam Fogelson during the event.

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Patricia Glaser, Jeanne Newman, Melanie Cook

From left: Honorees Patricia Glaser, Jeanne Newman and Melanie Cook caught up at the breakfast event. Glaser (Glaser Weil Fink Jacobs Howard Avchen & Shapiro) reps clients including Conan O'Brien; Newman (Hansen Jacobson Teller Hoberman Newman Warren Richman Rush & Kaller) reps Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner; and Cook (Ziffren Brittenham) handles mega-producer Scott Rudin, among others.

Bryan Freedman, Robert Offer

Honorees Bryan Freedman, left, and Robert Offer attended Wednesday's Power Lawyers event. Freedman, of Freedman & Taitelman, is currently repping Christopher Nolan in a dispute over whether CAA or WME is entitled to commissions from The Dark Knight Rises. As a partner at Sloane Offer Weber & Dern, Offer shares duties handling such clients as Angelina Jolie and Michael Bay. "He has an uncanny sense of his value and welcomes input from all of us," Offer says of Bay.

Marty Singer

Power Lawyers honoree Marty Singer, of Lavely & Singer, represents such trouble-prone clients as Charlie Sheen and Arnold Schwarzenegger. ("They've been behaving this year, for the most part," he says.) He is set to go to trial this summer for Johnny Depp against a woman who claims the star's security team beat her up at the Hollywood Palladium.

John Rogovin, Susan Fleishman

John Rogovin, executive vp and general counsel at Warner Bros. Entertainment, chatted with colleague Susan Fleishman, executive vp worldwide corporate communications and public affairs at Warner Bros. Entertainment.

Melanie Cook, Janice Min

From left: Honoree Melanie Cook, of Ziffren Brittenham, mingled with THR editorial director Janice Min.

Barry M. Meyer, Lynne Segall and John Rogovin

From left: Former Warner Bros. Entertainment chief Barry M. Meyer stood with Lynne Segall, senior vice president and publisher of The Hollywood Reporter, and John Rogovin, vp and general counsel at Warner Bros.

Mitch Kanner, Paul Vitagliano

From left: Mitch Kanner, CEO of 2 Degrees Ventures, chatted with Paul Vitagliano of Bombardier.

Bruce Ramer, Ken Ziffren, Howard Weitzman, Sam Fischer

From left: Bruce Ramer (Gang Tyre Ramer & Brown), Ken Ziffren (Ziffren Brittenham), Howard Weitzman (Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump & Aldisert), Sam Fischer (Ziffren Brittenham) catch up at the breakfast event. Ramer (whose clients include Steven Spielberg), Ziffren (the Charles M. Schulz estate), Weitzman (the Michael Jackson estate) and Fischer (Joss Whedon) were all honored as part of THR's Power Lawyers list.

Howard Fishman

Power Lawyers honoree Howard Fishman, of Hirsch Wallerstein Hayum Matlof & Fishman, closed big deals this ?year for Rachel McAdams (the upcoming About Time), Noomi Rapace (to star opposite Tom Hardy in Animal Rescue) and Hailee Steinfeld (this fall’s Ender’s Game), among others.

Daniel Black, Darrell Miller

Daniel Black, left, powwows with fellow honoree Darrell Miller. Black, of Greenberg Traurig, has repped Microsoft for several years on its Halo video game franchise and last year repped Kathie Lee Gifford in a multiyear, multimillion-dollar deal to continue co-hosting Today’s fourth hour. Miller is chairman of Fox Rothschild's entertainment department and reps some of Hollywood's leading African-American talent, including Angela Bassett, Ludacris and influential producer T.D. Jakes.

Bruce Ramer, Adam Fogelson

Honoree Bruce Ramer, of Gang Tyre Ramer & Brown, chatted with Universal Pictures chairman Adam Fogelson during the event.

Michael Gendler, Craig Emanuel

Michael Gendler, of Gendler & Kelly, mingled with fellow honoree Craig Emanuel, of Loeb & Loeb. Gendler's clients include Into the Woods director Rob Marshall and his stars Meryl Streep and Chris Pine, while Emanuel reps Ryan Murphy and producers of the Steve Carell comedy The Way, Way Back, which sold in January at Sundance to Fox Searchlight for $9.75 million, one of the richest deals in festival history.

Maren Christensen, Alan Hergott, Deborah Klein, Melanie Cook

From left: Universal Pictures executive vp and general counsel Maren Christensen mingled with honorees Alan Hergott (Bloom Hergott Diemer Rosenthal LaViolette Feldman Schenkman & Goodman ), Deborah Klein (Jackoway Tyerman Wertheimer Austen Mandelbaum Morris & Klein) and Melanie Cook (Ziffren Brittenham).

Ross Levinsohn, Adam Fogelson, Joe Calabrese

From left: Ross Levinsohn, CEO of Guggenheim Digital Media who oversees THR, Billboard, Adweek, The Film Expo Group and the CLIO Awards, caught up with Universal Pictures chairman Adam Fogelson and honoree Joseph Calabrese, ofO'Melveny & Myers. Calabrese is a business and legal adviser to Legendary Entertainment and also is representing the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in ongoing negotiations with Dick Clark Productions.

Lincoln Bandlow, Neville Johnson, Richard Charnley

From left: Honorees Lincoln Bandlow (Lathrop & Gage), Neville Johnson (Johnson & Johnson) and Richard Charnley (Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley) were all smiles during the breakfast.

Welcome Reception

The Samsung Galaxy Tablet wall, displayed on the patio during the welcome reception, allowed attendees to get interactive with the devices.

Table Setting

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 mini tablet displayed content related to the Power Lawyers issue and Q&A at guests' tables.