William Ramsey is the founder of the Ramsey Law Firm, a law firm focusing in intellectual property, entertainment, and transactional law. William negotiates and drafts agreements related to all areas of film production, finance, television, music, and corporate affairs. His clients include film production companies, film financiers, music labels, producers, writers, actors, artists, and musicians. William also represents and sits on the board of the Mothership Foundation, which produces the annual Mid City Bayou Boogaloo.

In addition to entertainment, William works with small businesses, nonprofits, business owners, and individuals in areas of intellectual property, corporate formation, asset sales, and succession planning.

William graduated from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Upon graduation, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television. William worked in television at Paramount Studios, then moved on to work for film producers and a boutique talent agency. Always driven by creativity, William determined that he could usefully apply his experience to the legal industry.

William attended and received his J.D. from Tulane Law School. He then went on to obtain a Master of Laws Taxation with a focus in international tax from the University of Washington. William then worked in New York with an international tax firm where his clients were Fortune 100s. Eventually, feeling the call of creative endeavors and entrepreneurship, William returned to New Orleans and started the Ramsey Law Firm.