Co-Founder of The Driver’s Agency, Ariel Rofeim is redefining representation at the intersection of the law, art, and athleticism.

Recognized by Super Lawyer’s Magazine as a California Rising Star —a distinction awarded to less than 2.5% of attorneys in California, Ariel Rofeim brings a sharp eye for detail and a relentless drive to advocate for those whose talent pushes boundaries and breaks barriers. For Ariel, representation isn’t just about contracts and negotiations—it’s about understanding the stories that make his clients stand out among the crowd.

Artists, athletes, and drivers don’t just need deals; they need someone who can translate their vision into real-world impact.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Ariel grew up in an environment where contracts and dreams collide, and he has the experience to understand it well. Prior to moving to Brooklyn, New York to attend law school, Ariel worked in Music at William Morris Agency (WME), regarded as “the first great talent agency in show business.” There he recognized an inherent void between talent agents and the law— often leaving clients less protected and less aware as they moved forward in their careers.

His high stakes temperament was forged in Washington D.C. where he was nationally selected by the Office of the President to be a White House Intern under President Barack Obama. Ariel coordinated efforts among several Federal Agencies to ensure the vision of the President was executed.

Ariel brings an undeniable blend of a global perspective energized by a grassroots effort, ensuring that every client has an opportunity to craft their legacy.