Created and hosted by Attorney Randy Paschal, The Dealmakers Table brought together leaders in sports, law, technology, and digital media. at Morton’s The Steakhouse, where Paschal serves as a Landry’s Ambassador. Conversations explored athlete representation—including the distinctions between a sports lawyer and a sports agent—and a significant Houston civil rights case, with insights from an associate at Ben Crump Law. Speakers also discussed fundraising and leadership at an AI company that raised tens of millions of dollars.

As General Counsel and Board Treasurer of the Impact 13 Foundation, Randy Paschal joined his colleagues at NBA All-Star Weekend to celebrate founder James Harden’s All-Star selection. Together, the group participated in NBA Cares programming, supporting the league’s work in education, youth and family development, and health and wellness.

Attorney Randy Paschal in Malibu, California, at dinner with legendary producer and musician Peter Bunetta, affectionately known to him as “Uncle Pete.” From Peter’s work on Matthew Wilder’s “Break My Stride” and Smokey Robinson’s “Just to See Her” to his son Julian’s success with Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso,” music runs deep in the Bunetta family. Peter has been a steady source of inspiration and support throughout Paschal’s career. Most recently, the two supported a UCLA student actively exploring opportunities within the music industry.

Olamide’s “99,” featuring Seyi Vibez, Asake, Young Jonn, and Daecolm, earned a place on President Barack Obama’s annual list of favorite songs of 2025. Attorney Randy Paschal represented a singer-songwriter who contributed to the track after accepting an invitation to a writers’ camp Paschal co-hosted in Lagos, Nigeria. Paschal subsequently negotiated a deal with Sony Music Nigeria on the client’s behalf—connecting creative collaboration with legal representation across borders.

Attorney Paschal with world renowned civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump at the Equal Justice Now Awards in Los Angeles, California. Crump served as national spokesperson for Equal Justice Now, a nonprofit advocating for criminal justice reform and educating communities about wrongful convictions, incarceration, and false arrests. Paschal has contributed to the organization’s work through grant writing, research, and legal assistance.

Randy Paschal and Myron “Pauly” Jackson at a rooftop NBA Draft Combine event in downtown Chicago, Illinois. Jackson is a co-founder of Team Edifye, a Black-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit connecting professional athletes with community initiatives. Invited to join Team Edifye’s advisory board in 2021, Paschal continues to work with Jackson in Chicago and beyond, building on their shared connections across sports and community service.

An official letter of support from Mayor Sylvester Turner about More Than A Lawyer.

A walk in the park with Attorney Randy Paschal and then-Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, reflecting on how sports and entertainment create opportunity, expand representation, and strengthen minority communities. Turner supported Paschal during his legal internship with the City of Houston and encouraged aspiring attorneys through law school visits and community events. That example of leadership helped shape the spirit behind More Than a Lawyer.

Attorney Paschal, who worked in the Dallas Mavericks’ Office of General Counsel, joining the team to assemble and distribute food boxes to families in need in Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas. Through Mavs Care, the organization strengthens community connections through education, health and wellness, environmental initiatives, and support for local nonprofits.

Attorneys Randy Paschal and Jeremy Sims introducing students to entertainment law during Career Day at Nimitz High School. Drawing on their own career journeys, they discussed the education and experience needed to enter the field, along with practical advice on communication, negotiation, building relationships, and finding mentors.

Attorney Paschal walking to our principle office located near Times Square in Manhattan, New York. He is wearing a custom More Than A Lawyer T-shirt.

Attorney Randy Paschal with recording artist, digital creator, and entrepreneur DDG and streamer and social media personality Shanks, who collectively reach millions of followers across platforms. For DDG’s first visit to Nigeria, Paschal helped bring together local organizations, resources, and people across Lagos to welcome him and connect visiting creators with the city. Paschal also coordinated and hosted a streamers’ dinner during several days of community give-back initiatives, festivities, and entertainment celebrating Nigerian culture and hospitality.

Attorney Randy Paschal at AfroTech, a conference connecting Black professionals, entrepreneurs, and innovators across technology, business, and culture. Drawing on his work with entertainers and digital creators whose audiences reach millions, Paschal shared perspectives on navigating partnerships, protecting creative interests, and turning online influence into lasting business opportunities that shape the creator economy.