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Did you ever want to sit down for 2 hours with an experienced art and entertainment lawyer and have them give you a thorough run-down on the key legal concerns which are affecting your business? Enrollment for Each Date is limited to 14 Attendees. Parking is available at 1050 30th Street, The Foundry Garage ($18/Day). Bring your lunch. Come Ready To Learn. Bring your questions. Soft Drinks will be provided.
Reservations: $85.00 Per Date ($75.00 With Promotional Code) (Plus a small Eventbrite processing fee.)
Did you ever want to sit down for 2 hours with an experienced art and entertainment lawyer and have them give you a thorough run-down on the key legal concerns which are affecting your business? Enrollment for Each Date is limited to 14 Attendees. Parking is available at 1050 30th Street, The Foundry Garage ($18/Day). Bring your lunch. Come Ready To Learn. Bring your questions. Soft Drinks will be provided.
Reservations: $85.00 Per Date ($75.00 With Promotional Code) (Plus a small Eventbrite processing fee.)
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Strategic Solutions for Copyright Infringement
Speaker: Silverberg, Esq.
Limited Enrollment. Date 6.8.2018 2 to 4 pm (1050 30th Street NW, Washington, DC 2nd Floor Conference Room)
DESCRIPTION
Are you a copyright owner searching for viable solutions for the unauthorized use of your work? Wondering if you have a claim, but unsure if it is worth pursuing? Are you frustrated by the costs of legal services, and are you concerned that the lawyer will cost you more in time and money than you will actually see in returns? Is copyright infringement ever, really, worth pursuing? Do you have to register your copyrights in order to afford a lawyer, and to obtain a viable claim.
This Legal Lunch is designed to help rights owners who are interested in monetizing their copyright claims, and who wish to turn theft into gain. We will be outlining the claims process. We will emphasize how to prepare for and how to handle settlement discussions. We will explain the legal process for pursuing claims and how to use the process in cost effective ways. We will discuss the strategic use of the settlement and claims system in order to mazimize revenue for the rights owner. We will cover copyright remedies, and what you can expect financially, wheny you pursue a claim.
This is a small group presentation, in which there will be a designed presentation, and where the audience will be allowed questions. Attendees may bring lunch, or purchase sandwiches (Paypal), at the event. Beverages will be available without charge.
The seminar will be presented by James Lorin Silverberg, Esq., who is the Director of Litigation at The Intellectual Property Group, PC, where he manages the firm's national multi-district litigation practice. Mr. Silverberg has been litigating copyright cases in federal courts throughout the nation for over 35 years. Mr. Silverberg is legal counsel to American Photographic Artists, The White House News Photographers Association, and the American Society for Collective Rights Licensing. He is one of the founders of the American Institute Of Graphic Arts in Washington, DC. He is fomerly a Professor of Law at the Washington College of Law, and has served as Adjunct Faculty in the Master of Arts Management Program at the American University, and on the faculty of the Virginia Commonwealth University Dept of Communications, Art, and Design. Mr. Silverberg has represented hundreds of photographers, designers, and illustrators, in settling and in litigating their copyright claims.
Speaker: Silverberg, Esq.
Limited Enrollment. Date 6.8.2018 2 to 4 pm (1050 30th Street NW, Washington, DC 2nd Floor Conference Room)
DESCRIPTION
Are you a copyright owner searching for viable solutions for the unauthorized use of your work? Wondering if you have a claim, but unsure if it is worth pursuing? Are you frustrated by the costs of legal services, and are you concerned that the lawyer will cost you more in time and money than you will actually see in returns? Is copyright infringement ever, really, worth pursuing? Do you have to register your copyrights in order to afford a lawyer, and to obtain a viable claim.
This Legal Lunch is designed to help rights owners who are interested in monetizing their copyright claims, and who wish to turn theft into gain. We will be outlining the claims process. We will emphasize how to prepare for and how to handle settlement discussions. We will explain the legal process for pursuing claims and how to use the process in cost effective ways. We will discuss the strategic use of the settlement and claims system in order to mazimize revenue for the rights owner. We will cover copyright remedies, and what you can expect financially, wheny you pursue a claim.
This is a small group presentation, in which there will be a designed presentation, and where the audience will be allowed questions. Attendees may bring lunch, or purchase sandwiches (Paypal), at the event. Beverages will be available without charge.
The seminar will be presented by James Lorin Silverberg, Esq., who is the Director of Litigation at The Intellectual Property Group, PC, where he manages the firm's national multi-district litigation practice. Mr. Silverberg has been litigating copyright cases in federal courts throughout the nation for over 35 years. Mr. Silverberg is legal counsel to American Photographic Artists, The White House News Photographers Association, and the American Society for Collective Rights Licensing. He is one of the founders of the American Institute Of Graphic Arts in Washington, DC. He is fomerly a Professor of Law at the Washington College of Law, and has served as Adjunct Faculty in the Master of Arts Management Program at the American University, and on the faculty of the Virginia Commonwealth University Dept of Communications, Art, and Design. Mr. Silverberg has represented hundreds of photographers, designers, and illustrators, in settling and in litigating their copyright claims.
Rights Clearance Workshop (What Forms: Why You Need Them, and How to Draft Them) Speaker to Be Announced.
Date to Be Announced
This 2 hour seminar will cover the commonly confronted rights clearance areas of copyright, trademark, rights of publicity, privacy, and defamation. We will address why, and when, each clearance is needed, and what must be said in each clearance form to obtain the clearances that are necessary. Focus will be given to not merely the legal standards, but to practical information that may be critical to a successful clearance practice. (Includes Free -1YR Forms: 1) Privacy and Publicity Release, 2) Trademark Clearance, 3) Rights Acquisition.
Date to Be Announced
This 2 hour seminar will cover the commonly confronted rights clearance areas of copyright, trademark, rights of publicity, privacy, and defamation. We will address why, and when, each clearance is needed, and what must be said in each clearance form to obtain the clearances that are necessary. Focus will be given to not merely the legal standards, but to practical information that may be critical to a successful clearance practice. (Includes Free -1YR Forms: 1) Privacy and Publicity Release, 2) Trademark Clearance, 3) Rights Acquisition.
Licensing Agreements (Call the Office For Enrollment Reservation) Speaker: Silverberg, Esq.
Date to Be Announced
This 2 hour seminar will cover the essential ingredients of Licensing agreements. Party identification, rights and license grants, restrictive covenants, approval reviews, attribution and trademark protection provisions, advances and royalties, auditing provisions, terminations and reversions, indemnifications, and enforcement. Focus will be given not merely to the legal language contained in license agreements, but to the practical effects of the provisions on the licensing relationship. Includes a FREE license form.
Date to Be Announced
This 2 hour seminar will cover the essential ingredients of Licensing agreements. Party identification, rights and license grants, restrictive covenants, approval reviews, attribution and trademark protection provisions, advances and royalties, auditing provisions, terminations and reversions, indemnifications, and enforcement. Focus will be given not merely to the legal language contained in license agreements, but to the practical effects of the provisions on the licensing relationship. Includes a FREE license form.
Copyright Basics: You Will Know The Basics When You Leave the Room. Speaker, Silveberg Esq.
This 2 hour seminar will cover copyrightability of content, rights ownership (sole authorship, joint authorship, and work for hire), copyright duration, transfers and licenses, registration and notice, and basics of infringement. (2nd Floor Conference Room).
Date to Be Announced
Copyright Basics: You Will Know The Basics When You Leave the Room. Speaker, Silveberg Esq.
This 2 hour seminar will cover copyrightability of content, rights ownership (sole authorship, joint authorship, and work for hire), copyright duration, transfers and licenses, registration and notice, and basics of infringement. (2nd Floor Conference Room).
Date to Be Announced
