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What can Taylor Swift's ongoing project to re-record her albums teach us about music copyright, licensing, and the state of the industry? Quite a lot, actually! The underlying composition and the actual recorded track are two different things. Taylor's
Mark your calendars! The ABA Entertainment and Sports Industries is providing the perfect combination of legal knowledge, networking, and excitement with their 41st Annual conference,
If you’ve seen any advertisements for the musical Jersey Boys in New York City, chances are you’ve seen Graham Fenton, a second-year student at UCLA School of Law.
Look, we're not saying if you win the 19th Annual Entertainment Law Initiative Writing Competition that you'll meet Beyoncé. Not even close. But you'll have a much greater chance of meeting Queen Bey if you put your legal skills to use. The contest, co-sponsored by The Grammy Foundation and
Las Vegas will be the place to be if you're interested in trying your hand at sports and entertainment law. That's because the ABA Forum on Sports and Entertainment Law is heading to the desert from Oct. 6-8 for its annual meeting. Law students can register for
Most rising 2Ls and 3Ls interested in film or television entertainment law go for the most coveted business and legal internships in the U.S. – like with Disney, Lionsgate, or MGM. But this summer, I worked for an independent multi-media production company in Dallas, Tx., and I would not change
By Janan Hanna. Building on Student Lawyer’s article about hot practice areas (February 2012), this year we examine three areas of law that are starting to grow because of changing demographics, health care reform, and a poor economy. While major change is often scary, if