Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz

Alycia S. Tulloch is an associate in the Litigation Group, focusing on entertainment and intellectual property disputes. 

Ms. Tulloch represents corporate and individual clients in a wide range of industries including technology and music, focusing on entertainment-related litigation and intellectual property disputes. She has extensive experience in complex civil litigation, and has trained at city, state, and national levels on trial skills and strategic case development.  Ms. Tulloch's background in complex civil litigation is complemented by her deep involvement in the entertainment sector, where she has previously excelled as the Director of the Women of Color Initiative Project. In this role, she engaged closely with key figures and organizations across entertainment, media, and technology to orchestrate community outreach programs. Recognized for her significant achievements and commitment to diversity, Ms. Tulloch earned a spot on the Lawyers of Color 2023 "Hot List".

Before her tenure at Frankfurt Kurnit, Ms. Tulloch honed her litigation skills at a prominent law firm and served as a Litigation Fellow with the Eviction Defense Collaborative, the only legal services organization in San Francisco solely focused on eviction protection and the lead organization of the Tenant Right to Counsel program in the Bay Area.  Over the course of her career, Ms. Tulloch has represented clients in a diverse array of areas, from complex commercial and employment disputes to intellectual property conflicts.

Beyond her litigation practice, Ms. Tulloch is deeply committed to providing pro bono representation to indigent clients, passionately advocating for clients from varied backgrounds, including asylum seekers and nonprofit organizations.  Her pro bono endeavors have seen her skillfully navigate cases in immigration, intellectual property, and housing law, reflecting her broad legal acumen and dedication to social justice.

Additionally, Ms. Tulloch is a frequent contributor to IP and Media Law Updates, a Frankfurt Kurnit blog covering media, entertainment, and IP developments, and has written several articles including Copyright Office Ruling Exposes Artificial Intelligence and NFT Issues, Copyright Office Sued For Refusing To Register AI-Made Work, and Digital Disharmony: Ghostwriter's AI-Generated Track Mimicking Drake and the Weeknd's Vocals Ineligible for Grammy.

Ms. Tulloch is admitted to practice in California, Washington, D.C., and the United States District Courts for the Central, Eastern, and Northern Districts of California, and has appeared pro hac vice in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.