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Berkman Center at Harvard and Kennesaw State bring Media Law Experts together for Conference
Berkman Center at Harvard and Kennesaw State bring Media Law Experts together for Conference. The Media Law in the Digital Age: The Rules Have Changed, Have You? Conference on September 25 at Kennesaw State shows Lawyers, Journalists, Educators, Citizen Media Producers, Communications Directors,
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Learn about common pitfalls for junior litigation associates and tips on how to survive and thrive as a litigator. These tips may be obvious to more senior associates, but new associates often are unaware of them until it's too late.
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Marquette Law - We offer you a legal education that is personal, practical, and professional. At Marquette Law, we affirm our Jesuit heritage by following the principles and practice of cura personalis - care for the whole person.
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Key considerations for leaving a big law firm to start your own practice, to include: attracting and retaining clients, flexibility on pricing, business development, marketing and branding, administrative management, and operating expenses.
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The Copyright Office has been very busy with a number of initiatives, legislation, studies, cases and rulemakings. Register of Copyrights Maria Pallante will address current developments involving the Office. Space is limited, so register early.
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The ITC is the forum of choice for many patent and other IP disputes. How do its procedures differ from the district courts and what do you need to know before appearing at the ITC? Learn from ITC Comm'r Aranoff, ITC Judges Essex and Rogers, and others.
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The Media Law Committee meets monthly to discuss recent media and communications law developments. Guest speakers discuss relevant topics in an informal lunch atmosphere.
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Come hear Supreme Court and FCC advocates' analysis and forecast of January 10 arguments in Federal Communications Commission v. Fox Television Stations challenging restrictions of "indecent" language under the First Amendment.
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Traditional songs, dances and other artistic works often make their way into the commercial market. But, who should reap the benefits? Experts will debate some of the key issues surrounding protection of works created or owned by indigenous peoples.
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The 21st century is known as the digital age, but is this accurate for books? What should be the role of a digital public library? This program will discuss legal and policy issues and recent litigation surrounding mass digitization of books.
