New York CLE - Media and Advertising Courses

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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Courthouse

“Are they serious?” It’s supposed to be easy to answer whether an advertisement is being facetious or not. It’s supposed to be clear. But what if what the elements the advertiser assumes is obvious “puffery” is not so clear to the consumer? How do you ensure your humor has the consumer laughing and not insisting that you substantiate your claims? Rick Kurnit addresses all of this and more in this enjoyable CLE course which outlines both sides of the comedic divide. The course will explain how to... More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice
Athlete Agency Law: Keeping Athletes & Agents On the Field

Sports law is experiencing a major overhaul as athletes at all levels begin to bypass agents in favor of self-representation or advice from sports lawyers. Simultaneously, the competition for endorsement money and scholarship is increasingly fierce. This CLE course focusing on Athlete Agency Law will provide an overview of state, federal and NCAA recruiting rules as well as agency and athlete regulation. The course is particularly suited to attorneys involved in high school to NCAA compliance... More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice
Beyond the Printed Page: An Overview of Licensing Comic Book Properties to the Film, Television Industries

Some of the most popular movies, toys, television shows and videogames on the market today are based on comic books and their heroes. As their popularity grows, they are also the perfect targets for unlicensed derivative products such as fan art and merchandise, which generally results in infringement suits. This CLE course, designed to provide a look into the key issues involved in merchandise licensing of comic book properties will discuss how to preserve chain of title, audiovisual agreements... More Info

$55

1.5Skills Credits
Branding and Business, with a Primer on Non-Use Due to Covid-19

Selecting a distinctive brand for a business’s services and products requires creativity and skill. This CLE course will help businesses as well as their counsels on the key elements to consider as well as how to protect the brands once they’re created. Federal and state trademark registration issues will also be discussed, as well as how to assess branding as a business grows and develops. Brand growth potential and strategies for preventing infringement will also be discussed. More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice
Deflategate & The Limits of Commissioner Power

The uproar over deflated footballs in the 2015 AFC Championship Game marked a turning point in the once all-consuming power of sports league commissioners. The involvement of Super Bowl quarterback and media darling Tom Brady only drew further public attention to legal issues such as contract, labor, arbitration, mediation and procedural law all raised by the incident and legal battle that followed. This CLE course, presented by sports attorney Robert Boland, will discuss all of these issues as... More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice
Eleven Common Intellectual Property Mistakes Businesses Make and How to Avoid Them

Intellectual property mistakes are common to almost any type of business of any size. Whether from lack of foresight or incorrect planning, mistakes can impact the creation and protection of a company’s intellectual property as well as that of other businesses whose intellectual property you use. This CLE course will explain the eleven most common intellectual property mistakes and how to avoid them. More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice
Ethics of Social Media: What Attorneys Need to Know

Social media has vastly altered the way we communicate as well as how we search for and gather information. For attorneys, an understanding of how social media works can be a key element in building a business or a legal suit. This CLE course will explain the various types of social media and how they can be utilized in marketing, discovery, communications and legal actions. The course will also explain the potential ethical issues in using social media and how to avoid actions that may result i... More Info

$65

1.5Ethics Credits
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About #Hashtags But Were Afraid to Ask

Hashtags are a critical component to advertising today. With one simple symbol, they offer a vast world of information including content, data, geography, and categorization. But all that information sharing can also pose a legal risk for advertisers by violating state and federal advertising laws and infringing on the rights of third parties. This CLE course, presented by Frankfurt Kurnit’s Jeffrey A. Greenbaum and Hannah Taylor, will present the best practices for using hashtags, explain the l... More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice
Hot Topics in Broadway Law: Attack of the Coronavirus

The spread of COVID-19 impacted every industry across the country and the theater industry was in no way exempt. Long-running shows like Wicked and Hamilton closed and new productions were shut down before they could open creating a complex web of legal issues. This CLE course will present the various issues currently facing the theater industry including the role of unions, intellectual property protection, live-streaming performances, contractual obligations, refunds for cancellations, insur... More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice
Hot Topics in Theater Law

There’s more to Broadway than just lights, camera, action. The legal issues involved in producing a Broadway show and the responsibility of a theater attorney as production counsel are myriad and complex. This CLE course will explain the legal issues involved in producing a multi-million dollar spectacle including how to deal with Broadway’s union and trade association, the role of the general manager, production entity formation, underlying rights and applicable contracts for creative staff.... More Info

$55

1.5Prof Practice