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LIFT was a production house formed by New Orleans attorney Malcolm Petal and producer John J Anderson. Their stated goal was to create a production infrastructure in Louisiana to compete with Los Angeles and New York. Throughout 2001 and 2002 the founders lobbied the Louisiana legislature to pass a production incentive modeled after Canada's.
Apr 24, 2009 · New Orleans lawyer and film producer Malcolm Petal was sentenced to five years in federal prison on Thursday for conspiring to bribe a former state official in exchange for tax.
Dec 11, 2008 · New Orleans lawyer Malcolm Petal, whose firm LIFT Productions quickly established itself as a juggernaut in Louisiana's nascent film industry, was charged by federal prosecutors Thursday with...
Dec 12, 2008 · New Orleans lawyer Malcolm Petal, whose firm LIFT Productions quickly established itself as a juggernaut in Louisiana's nascent film industry, pleaded guilty in federal court this morning to...
Order finding Malcolm Petal (“Petal”)1, CEO and co-manager of Defendants LIFT (Louisiana Institute of Film Technology), LLC and the Film Factory, LLC, in contempt for his alleged failure to appear at his deposition on December 2, 2008.
Malcolm Petal, through two LIFT related companies, “LIFT - Break Beat, LLC” and “LIFT - Evil Remains, LLC” issued BRADLEY $135,000.00 in checks. BRADLEY cashed the checks and passed $67,500.00 in...
Apr 29, 2009 · New Orleans lawyer and film producer Malcolm Petal was sentenced to five years in federal prison on Thursday for conspiring to bribe a former state official in exchange for tax credits.
