• Obtaining a reversal of a multi-million dollar judgment entered against her client, a prominent musician, in a breach of contract suit brought by a Las Vegas hotel over the star's inability to perform a highly publicized concert.
• A case of first impression involving interpretation and application of the California law requiring the licensing of talent agents, the California Supreme Court held that there is no statute of limitations on an entertainer's use of the statute as a defense against the claims of unlicensed talent agents. As a result of the Supreme Court's decision, Ms. Chilton’s client was able to assert the licensing statute successfully in proceedings before the Labor Commissioner and an appeal therefrom.  The case was subsequently settled without payment by Ms. Chilton's client.