Los Angeles IFTA Arbitration - Entertainment and Media Law

ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 Risky Business at UCLA February 20, 2009 Particular attention is paid to how producers and filmmakers can protect their interests by watering down warranties, getting added to the E& O policy, using lab access letter to retain possession of the negative, and utilizing termination and arbitration clauses. The seminar is all day Saturday. Limited Enrollment. MORE >>	ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG NOVEMBER 23, 2009 IFTA Posts Summaries of Arbitration Awards Many industry disputes involving independent film or international sales are resolved under IFTA (formerly AFMA) arbitration. IFTA now posts summaries of their awards which can be interesting reading. The summaries are available at: [link] The summaries name the parties to the disputes and briefly describe which party prevailed. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS NOVEMBER 23, 2009 \| ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG IFTA Posts Summaries of Arbitration Awards NOVEMBER 23, 2009 \| ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG IFTA Posts Summaries of Arbitration Awards SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 \| ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG Risky Business at UCLA February 20, 2010 SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 \| ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG Risky Business at UCLA February 20, 2009
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ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 Risky Business at UCLA February 20, 2010 Particular attention is paid to how producers and filmmakers can protect their interests by watering down warranties, getting added to the E& O policy, using lab access letter to retain possession of the negative, and utilizing termination and arbitration clauses. The seminar is all day Saturday. Limited Enrollment. MORE >>	ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG NOVEMBER 23, 2009 IFTA Posts Summaries of Arbitration Awards Many industry disputes involving independent film or international sales are resolved under IFTA (formerly AFMA) arbitration. IFTA now posts summaries of their awards which can be interesting reading. The summaries are available at: [link] The summaries name the parties to the disputes and briefly describe which party prevailed. MORE >>
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