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Illinois (IL) Copyright Law CLE Course Catalog

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91 minutes
The Supreme Court's Year in Intellectual Property
Gain a review of the Supreme Court's key opinions in 2019 on patents, copyrights and trademarks, as well as a prediction of opinions still pending.

American Bar Association

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10 Credit States

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Music Industry Law 101: Legal Issues You and Your Client Should Recognize
Every artist has legal issues to worry about and every artist has a right to protect their creative investments. This course is geared toward entertainment attorneys who wish to provide the legal assistance regarding contracts, intellectual property rights,and fair use.

American Bar Association

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10 Credit States

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Can You Do That? Copyright Litigation for Unauthorized Derivative Work
Noted creators and artists--including J.K. Rowling, Andy Warhol, Richard Prince, Roy Orbison, and Jeff Koons--have been parties in prominent cases over derivative works. Join our panel as they discuss recent cases in music, literature, and visual arts, and offer practical tips for litigating cases involving derivative works, and drafting agreements for derivative works.

American Bar Association

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10 Credit States

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Rise of the Machines: Avoiding the Legal Pitfalls of App Development
App development involves careful planning at every step to avoid loss of money and rights. Our technology attorneys will help you identify the important factors to consider when representing your client's software.

American Bar Association

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9 Credit States

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26 Words that Created the Internet - Basics of the Communications Decency Act Section 230 Safe Harbor
This program will examine the basics of CDA 230 and its day to day affect for those who advise internet businesses as well as those who litigate against them. It will give practical guidance as to what extend internet companies can or should edit or censor the information their users contribute to their sites and to what extent those users will actually be liable.

New Media Rights

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18 Credit States

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Applying Copyright Concepts Through the Lens of Goldman v Breitbart News
This program introduces basic technological concepts like “linking,” “embedding,” “how browsers and websites are served” in a robust manner probably beyond the common sense understanding of these concepts, but just enough to explain why the way these technologies really “work” is critical to the arguments that you make as a copyright litigator.

New Media Rights

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14 Credit States

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Contract Drafting for Transactional Attorneys: Every Word Matters
This course is the first part of our series on “Contract Drafting for Beginning Transactional Attorneys.” It can be watched on its own or as part of the series. In addition to the course content described, we will give practice notes for drafting, negotiating, and advising clients and relate the material here to other parts of this series.

New Media Rights

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16 Credit States

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Minimizing Corporate Exposure in the Face of a Global Security Risk
In this keynote presentation, Cybersecurity Expert and International TV Commentator Adriana Sanford, will outline that GCs and in-house counsel need to know when facing a security risk. This session will also discuss how the regulation of global threats from jurisdictions outside the US can create corporate exposure, and what GCs can do to minimize risk in the face of a global threat.

SuperConference

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12 Credit States

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Copyright Basics Part V: Open Licensing, Creative Commons, and Open Source
In this program, our experts will discuss standard licensing and how “open licenses” differ. They will describe the business model around open licenses, some terms of art, and some practice pointers around client use of open source. Most of the program will center around Creative Commons licenses for openly licensing content.

New Media Rights

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12 Credit States

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