Spencer Pincus

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Spencer Pincus is an Associate Attorney with The Advisory Incorporated, where he supports clients across sports, entertainment, transactional law, NIL, sponsorship strategy, contract matters, and brand development. Based in Miami, Spencer brings a practical understanding of the legal, business, and marketing considerations that shape athlete, entertainer, and creative-focused opportunities.

Spencer is admitted to The Florida Bar and earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Miami School of Law, where he focused on transactional law and participated in the Entertainment and Sports Law Society. His legal training included contract-centered coursework and practical exposure to the business side of sports, media, entertainment, and brand-driven transactions.

In addition to his work with The Advisory, Spencer is associated with ESQ Sports Agency, where his work sits within the sports representation and advisory ecosystem. That experience informs his approach to athlete career planning, sponsorship strategy, brand ownership, and the business infrastructure needed to support professional and collegiate talent.

Spencer’s entertainment experience includes serving as a legal intern for the film Miranda’s Victim, where he reviewed actor contracts, summarized contractual information for post-production use, helped prepare film credits in accordance with contractual obligations, and supported expense and production-related review. That experience gives him a grounded perspective on how legal obligations translate into real production workflows.

Before law school, Spencer earned his Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from the Fox School of Business at Temple University. His marketing background includes sports sponsorship sales, brand activation, advertising campaign support, Google Ads work, Google Analytics review, and sponsorship proposal development. This business and marketing foundation allows him to advise clients with a practical understanding of both deal language and market execution.

“In sports and entertainment, the contract is only one part of the strategy. The real value comes from aligning the deal, the brand, and the long-term career plan.”

Spencer’s practice is built around the intersection of transactional law, sports business, entertainment, and brand strategy. He supports athletes, entertainers, creatives, and emerging brands by helping them evaluate opportunities, protect their interests, and structure deals that account for both immediate value and long-term positioning.

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