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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW OCTOBER 2, 2009 Handel appointed Adjunct Professor at UCLA School of Law to teach entertainment unions & guilds course Students will review topics ranging from on-screen and advertising credits to creative control, residual compensation, arbitration, strikes and stalemates, and new media. Recent news events have made the course more timely and necessary than ever. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and has practiced law in Los Angeles since then. MORE >>	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 >>	RECENT POSTS OCTOBER 2, 2009 \| DIGITAL MEDIA LAW Handel appointed Adjunct Professor at UCLA School of Law to teach entertainment unions & guilds course 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 >>
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