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Sports & Entertainment Law
Organizations
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NATIONAL SPORTS/ENTERTAINMENT LAW
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS |
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ABA
Forum on the Entertainment & Sports Industries |
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Sports Lawyers Association (SLA) |
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BESLA (Black
Entertainment & Sports Lawyers Association) |
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BSAA (Black Sports Agents Association) |
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| STATE & CITY BAR COMMITTEES ON
SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW |
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Florida
Bar, Entertainment, Arts & Sports Law Section |
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New York
State Bar Association’s Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Section |
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Wisconsin
State Bar, Sports & Entertainment Law Section |
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North Carolina Bar Association Sports & Entertainment Law Section |
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State
Bar of Michigan Arts, Communication, Entertainment, & Sport Practice
Section |
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State
Bar of Georgia, Entertainment & Sports Law Section |
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Minnesota State Bar Association Art & Entertainment Law Section |
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The
District of Columbia Bar Arts, Entertainment, & Sports Law Section |
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eMIPS (Entertainment Media
Intellectual Property and Sports Law Section) of the
New York County Lawyers
Association) |
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Beverly Hills Bar Association: Entertainment Law Section |
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University of Akron School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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The purpose of this organization is to generate interest in
sports law, entertainment law and related fields. It also disperses
information about sports and entertainment law, related areas of the law and
industry, career possibilities, potential mentors and practitioners in the
field and employment opportunities |
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The University of Alabama School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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Albany Law School of Union University |
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Sports & Entertainment Law Society
seeks to provide students who have an interest in sports or entertainment
law with a mechanism to become involved in and acquire a greater knowledge
of the issues in these fields. The society sponsors numerous activities,
both intra- and interschool, to familiarize students with the unique type of
law practiced in these very specialized fields. ESLS also cosponsors a
career forum in which participants are given an opportunity to hear and
speak with practitioners currently working in these areas of the law. |
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Appalachian School of Law |
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To provide career development
in the area of sports and entertainment law. The club will work to establish
a reputable curriculum in this specific area of law, and will bring in guest
speakers to give students opportunities to understand the possible options
of work in this field. |
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University of Arkansas School of
Law—Fayetteville |
No Organization Found |
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University of Arkansas Little Rock
William H. Bowen School of Law |
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The Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Association (EASL) is an organization
that presents various recreational and entertainment activities. EASL has
sponsored a Sports Law Symposium for the last three years in the spring. |
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This organization explores legal -topics in the arts, media, entertainment
and sports fields, and presents programs related to career opportunities in
these areas. |
| This organization sponsors lectures by experts
in the field of communication, entertainment, and sports law; maintains a
library of relevant periodicals; and fosters contacts with Boston-area
professionals who are available to answer questions about work in this
field. |
| This organization seeks to inform students about clerkship
and employment opportunities to work with individuals and organizations that
are associated with the worlds of professional sports and entertainment. By
sponsoring speakers from sports and media entities, along with seeking
employment opportunities in the field that represents them, the Sports and
Entertainment Law Society seeks to inform and assist law students interested
in this area of the legal profession. |
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BELS is organized and will be operated exclusively for educational and legal
purposes to promote the following: an increased knowledge of and greater
interest in the relative legal fields of entertainment law; greater interest
in entertainment law and its applications; a means of communication between
persons having an interest in entertainment law. BELS will serve students at
Brooklyn Law School. |
| The mission of Boalt's Sports and
Entertainment Law Society (SELS) is to educate the Boalt Hall community
about legal opportunities and issues in the entertainment and sports
industries. SELS also strives to facilitate opportunities for students to
network not only with each other, but also with legal professionals in these
industries. Additionally, SELS seeks to develop its strength as a resource
for students to connect with alums and seek employment opportunities in the
sports and entertainment industries. |
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University of California—Davis School of Law |
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To promote, educate and provide events in furtherance of communications,
sports and entertainment law. |
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prominent attorneys and agents in this rapidly expanding field through
symposia, lectures, career planning seminars, and social events. The
organization creates an environment in which students can meet, exchange
ideas, and learn about legal practice in the sports and entertainment fields
from attorneys, agents, professors, and professional organizations. |
| SELS provides information about careers in the sports and
entertainment fields for people with legal backgrounds. Its Speakers
Committee brings visiting professionals to the law school. The Job
Opportunities Committee identifies law firms, companies, sports franchises,
etc., that have summer and/or permanent positions available for students or
graduates interested in this field. The Current Events Committee tracks
recent developments in the field. |
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The Sports Law
Society of the Columbus School of Law seeks the advancement of the study of
sports law. The purpose of the society is to provide a forum for the
discussion of past, current, and potential legal issues pertaining to
amateur and professional sports. The Sports Law Society provides guest
speakers from within the law school, sports community, and legal profession
to address contractual, labor, antitrust, taxation, and other legal topics
germane to amateur and professional sports. |
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The Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law
Society (IP&E) aims to promote student understanding of intellectual
property (including patent, trademark, and copyright law); entertainment,
sports, and telecommunications law; and first amendment, libel, and media
law. IP&E sponsors panel discussions and debates by faculty, practicing
attorneys, and students. We are also developing an alumni network to aid
students seeking careers in related areas |
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The Sports and Entertainment Law Society was founded at Chicago-Kent in 1989
for students contemplating careers in these areas. Through a speakers
program and other activities, the Society provides opportunities for
students to develop their interests and meet practitioners. |
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EASLS is one of the most active student organizations at Columbia Law
School, with over 70 members interested in legal careers in the professional
entertainment, arts, or sports industries. EASLS seeks to explore current
legal issues and trends affecting these industries, as well as to educate
students about career opportunities through panel discussions, roundtables,
and lectures. EASLS members are afforded the chance to meet top
entertainment and sports law practitioners, including many Columbia Law
alumni. EASLS also tries to enrich the cultural life of the Columbia Law
School community and the EASLS membership by presenting opportunities for
students to take advantage of the varied cultural and sports offerings of
New York City. |
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Arts, Entertainment and Sports Law Society
(AESLS) is an organization of students interested in arts,
entertainment and sports law. AESLS's aim is to facilitate student access to
resources and opportunities in these areas within the legal community.
During the academic year, AESLS sponsors career panels to provide students
the opportunity to see and hear arts, entertainment and sports law
practitioners. |
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SELS
is open to any
Creighton University law student, faculty member, or staff member, and its
purpose is to educate and inform interested members of the law school
community about legal issues in the area of sports and entertainment. The
Society sponsors guest speakers and forums focusing on topical legal issues
faced by attorneys and clients in the sports and entertainment areas. These
issues potentially include organizational structure and dynamics, contract
negotiations, labor disputes, agency relationships, protection of
intellectual property rights and identity, antitrust problems, and free
speech. The Society also sponsors activities rooted in its members' common
interests in sports and entertainment and in pursuit of the Society's added
objective of having a good time. |
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To help
us to understand the inner-workings of these two industries, the Sports and
Entertainment Law Society (SELS) have provided influential individuals to
share their experiences and expertise. Some previous speakers include: Jack
Mills, a prominent sports agent and Jeffrey Mackler, an entertainment
attorney specializing in contract negotiations for production companies. The
Sports and Entertainment Law Society would like to invite all of you to join
us in exploring the ever-expanding and unique aspects of the sports and
entertainment industries. |
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SESLA serves law students
interested in legal careers in the professional entertainment or sports
industries by hosting speakers who practice in these areas. |
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The Duke Sports
& Entertainment Law Society is dedicated to providing students access to
sports and entertainment law. The society organizes symposiums, trips, and
assists students in careers in this field. |
| Sports and Entertainment Law Society is designed to educate
the student body in the legal aspects of the sports and entertainment
industries. By featuring athletes, entertainers, agents and attorneys as
guest speakers, the society provides the students with the opportunity to
learn about the sports and entertainment industry from different
perspectives. |
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University of Florida—Fredric G. Levin College of Law |
Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Society |
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| Provides awareness of the emerging entertainment, arts and
sports law and related industries in Florida. |
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Florida Coastal School of Law |
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The Florida State University College of Law |
Entertainment, Art, and Sports Law Society |
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| EASL brings together students
interested in examining the legal intricacies involved in the entertainment
and sports law fields. Membership is open to all interested students.
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Franklin Pierce Law Center |
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| The society is dedicated to providing a forum for students
interested in practicing law in the areas of sports, entertainment, and art.
Copyright law, intellectual property law, contract law, and communications
law are of particular relevance. SEALS' activities include writing and
editing articles for Portfolio (a newsletter published by the Washington
Area Lawyers for the Arts), competing in the annual Sports Law Moot Court
Competition at Tulane University, arranging guest speakers to discuss
topical issues, and providing students with information regarding job
networking. |
| ESLA provides students interested in entertainment and
sports law with a forum for expanding their knowledge in the field. The
organization sponsors workshops, lectures, and panel discussions featuring
prominent figures in the entertainment and sports industries. These programs
focus on the basic mechanics of entertainment and sports law by addressing
areas such as copyrights, trademarks, contract negotiations, athlete and
artist representation, licensing, and endorsements. ESLA also provides
students with information regarding legal career opportunities, assists with
research and networking, and informs students about conferences, forums, and
competitions regarding entertainment and sports law. |
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Provides information to prospective lawyers in this newly emerging field;
sponsors speakers, seminars and conferences. |
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University of Georgia School of Law |
Intellectual
Property and Entertainment Law Association
Sports one too |
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Sports and Entertainment Law Society (S.E.L.S.) strives to provide Georgia
State University College of Law students with the opportunity to explore
legal career options within the entertainment and sports industries. By
bringing students into contact with practicing attorneys from both
industries, S.E.L.S. is an excellent networking opportunity. |
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Association for Communication, Sports and Entertainment Law (ACSEL) promotes
interest in the legal aspects of these areas of law. |
University of Hawai'i at Manoa—
William S. Richardson School of Law |
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The Entertainment & Sports Law Society
serves to attract speakers dealing with relevant and current issues in the
sports and music industries. It provides an open forum of discussion
dealing with all aspects of entertainment and sports law. Students will
have the opportunity to network with professionals in their field of
interest, as well as gain employment opportunities and hands-on experience
by participating in a non-profit, student-run entertainment management
company. |
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The Sports and
Entertainment Law Student Organization is an organization of students that
focus on career prospects and opportunities in the field of Sports Law and
Entertainment. |
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Howard University School of Law |
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University of Idaho College of Law |
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University of Illinois College of Law |
Sports Law Society |
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| This group promotes awareness of legal issues that affect
the sports world. Topics such as interscholastic, intercollegiate, and
professional athletics are discussed. Activities include guest speakers,
small group sessions, and other outside sports-related events. The group
also coordinates the law school's basketball league. |
| The Sports and Entertainment Law Society organizes programs
to bring speakers to the school to discuss sports and entertainment law
topics and to help explore career options in sports and entertainment law. |
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Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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| The Sports and Entertainment Law Society explores legal
issues arising from professional and amateur sports and entertainment
activities. |
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University of Iowa College of Law |
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The Entertainment
Law Society is interested in all facets of entertainment, media and sports
law. They strive to bring together interested students, entertainment
lawyers and members of the entertainment industry, and provide students with
information concerning current affairs in the area of sports law. |
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University of Kansas School of Law |
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Sports and Entertainment Law Society
provides opportunities for students to develop their interests and expand
their knowledge of these fields of practice. It brings speakers to campus
and sponsors various other activities. |
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University of Kentucky College of Law |
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Lewis and Clark Law School |
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Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center |
None found |
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Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville |
None found |
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Loyola Law School (CA) |
Entertainment and Sports Law Society |
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Entertainment and Sports Law Society provides opportunities for those
students contemplating careers in Entertainment or Sports Law to develop
their interest and expand their knowledge in these specialized field. The
Society sponsors a speakers program and various other activities. |
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Loyola University Chicago School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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The goal
of the Sports and Entertainment Law Society is to foster an increased
knowledge of and interest in the field of sports and entertainment law, by
bringing in interesting guest speakers and by sponsoring a career workshop
with potential employers in the field. The Sports and Entertainment Law
Society interacts with similar groups at the other Chicago area schools, as
well as with the Sports and Entertainment Law Committees of the Chicago Bar
Association. |
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Loyola University—New Orleans, School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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| The Loyola Sports and Entertainment Law Society (SELS) is
dedicated to fostering an increased knowledge of and interest in the fields
of sports, art, and entertainment law. Interested students will learn what
these diverse areas of the law encompass, how they interrelate to each
other, and how they relate to the practice of law. |
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University of Maine School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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in 1995, this organization seeks to present programs and provide information
about the field of sports and entertainment. |
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Marquette University Law School |
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University of Maryland School of Law |
Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Association |
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The University of Memphis—
Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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Mercer University—Walter F. George School of Law |
No Organization Found |
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University of Miami School of Law |
Entertainment and Sports Law Society |
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| The purpose of the Entertainment and Sports Law Society is
to educate and inform students about the representation of entertainment and
sports figures and entities, including actors, musicians, athletes, and
sports franchises. The ESLS sponsors several seminars annually featuring
leading attorneys from across the country. |
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University of Michigan Law School |
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Michigan State University—Detroit College of Law |
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University of Minnesota Law School |
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The University of Mississippi School of Law |
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Mississippi College School of Law |
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University of Missouri—Columbia School of Law |
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University of Missouri—Kansas City School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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The purpose of the Sports and Entertainment
Law Society of the School of Law is to explore and inform students of career
options in the field of Sports and Entertainment Law. |
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University of Montana School of Law |
No Organization Found |
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University of Nebraska College of Law |
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To foster
educational and networking opportunities for these interested in AET,
Entertainment, Sports, Intellectual and related issues. |
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New England School of Law |
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University of New Mexico School of Law |
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University of North Carolina School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Association |
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The S&ELS organizes speakers and forums in order to
learn more about the practice of law in the specialized fields of sports and
entertainment. It provides information about internships and career
opportunities. |
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North Carolina Central University School of Law |
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University of North Dakota School of Law |
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Entertainment and Sports Law Society is dedicated to exploring legal
issues in collegiate and professional sports, arts and entertainment.
Students work together toward developing a base for a career in this field
by creating sports and entertainment specific co-ops, hosting speakers and
working with the entertainment and sports groups of other local law schools. |
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Northern Illinois University College of Law |
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Northern Kentucky University—
Salmon P. Chase College of Law |
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Northwestern University School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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Entertainment Law is a diverse field, and so this group provides a forum for
students interested in a variety of careers in the entertainment industry,
including music, film, and sports. It offers information about career
opportunities, curricular options and current developments in the field. The
Society also sponsors speakers at the school for lunchtime discussions on
topics such as celebrity sound-alikes, copyright's fair use doctrine and pro
bono opportunities. |
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Notre Dame Law School |
None found |
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Florida is rapidly
growing into one of the centers of the entertainment and sports law
industries, and, as a result, the Sports and Entertainment Law Society is
receiving special interest at NSU Law School. The society sponsors a
speakers program designed to introduce students to various aspects of
entertainment and sports law. |
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Ohio Northern University—Claude W. Pettit College of Law |
Sports Law Society--has Web |
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Sports and Entertainment Law Association seeks to provide its members with
the practical knowledge and to foster an atmosphere of networking and
education necessary to enter the fields of sports law and entertainment law.
In addition to hosting a number of social events, the group brings in
speakers to give members, as well as the student body at large, an
opportunity to seek advice from individuals currently practicing in those
areas. |
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Mission: To increase the law students awareness of
opportunities available in sports and entertainment legal field. To increase
the knowledge of law students on the issues and problems facing the lawyer
in the sports and entertainment legal field. To provide an opportunity for
law students to gain knowledge from attorneys who practice in the sports and
entertainment field. To provide an opportunity for law students to gain
knowledge from athletes, musicians, and other people who work in the sports
and entertainment field. To strengthen a law student's educational
experience in the area of sports and entertainment law. |
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University of Oregon School of Law |
has web page |
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Pace University School of Law |
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University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law |
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University of Pennsylvania Law School |
Entertainment and Sports Law Society |
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The Pennsylvania State University, The Dickinson School of Law |
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The Sports and Entertainment
Law Society was formed to explore issues and opportunities in those areas of
the law. The group works to bring practitioners in these fields to the law
school as speakers and mentors. The group also encourages an increased focus
on sports and entertainment law as substantive areas of study and
scholarship. |
| The field of sports and
entertainment law covers a remarkably broad and varied practice area. Not
only does the practice involve substantive areas of law such as intellectual
property, contract law, labor law and corporate finance, but also it
requires knowledge of a client’s experience within the world of athletics
and/or entertainment. It is for this reason that the mission of the Sports
and Entertainment Law Society at Quinnipiac University School of Law is to
educate its members regarding the legal issues that affect the many
interests of athletes and entertainers. By organizing facility tours,
on-campus lectures and social functions, the society seeks to work with
individuals and organizations within the profession and provide information
concerning potential employment opportunities. |
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Regent University School of Law |
Entertainment and
Sports Law Society |
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University of Richmond School of Law |
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Rutgers—The State University—School of Law—Camden |
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Rutgers University School of Law—Newark |
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St. John's University School of Law |
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Saint Louis University School of Law |
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St. Mary's University School of Law |
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St. Thomas University School of Law |
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University of San Francisco School of Law |
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Santa Clara University School of Law |
Sports and Entertainment Law Society |
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| This club helps law students to understand the dynamics of
the sports and entertainment industries and plans activities to create
pathways into those industries. They help establish contacts among
students, alumni, and other industry professionals. |
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Seattle University School of Law |
Entertainment and Sports Law Association |
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| The Entertainment and Sports Law Association is a student
organization for those interested in legal representation of entertainers,
athletes, or industry entities. All students and lawyers are welcome! |
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Seton Hall University School of Law |
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University of South Carolina School of Law |
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promote awareness of and assist students in pursuing careers in this field |
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The Sports and Entertainment Law
Society at South Texas College of
Law was established to promote and foster general community knowledge and
awareness of this particular area of law. The organization provides
academic support, speaker programs and networking opportunities for law
students wishing to share common interests and experiences. |
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Southern Illinois University School of Law |
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Southern University Law Center |
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The
Entertainment and Sports Law Society of Southwestern University School of
Law is an organization formed to introduce Southwestern students to various
aspects of the entertainment industry and the field of entertainment law.
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SESLA provides information, job search support, and
camaraderie for students interested in entertainment industry careers,
especially the practice of entertainment-related law. These goals are
achieved by sponsoring events that help to educate members about career
opportunities in film, music, sports, theater, interactive media, and
related fields.
To supplement the entertainment law offerings available at Stanford
Law School, SESLA arranges for guest lectures by visiting entertainment
industry professionals. Recent speakers have included entertainment lawyers
from both private practice and entertainment companies (such as TV networks,
film studios, sports teams, and music publishing companies), as well as film
producers, talent agents, and academics. SESLA also keeps its members
informed about conferences and workshops on entertainment law and the
entertainment industry held around the Bay Area. |
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Stetson University College of Law |
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To promote
students interests in entertainment and sports
law, to improve the availability of information in the areas of
entertainment and sports law. |
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This organization's focus is to educate and
inform students about career opportunities in the sports and entertainment
industries. The organization sponsors speakers on topics related to the
industry. |
| The focus of the Entertainment and Sports Law Society (ESLS)
is on educating students about the fields of entertainment law and sports
law. Meetings include guest speakers from around the country who provide
current and practical information about these growing fields. Guest speakers
have included sports agents, members of the film and music industries, and
entertainment attorneys. |
Texas Southern University—
Thurgood Marshall School of Law |
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Texas Tech University School of Law |
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Texas Wesleyan University School of Law |
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Thomas M. Cooley Law School |
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law |
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The University of Toledo College of Law |
Sports Law Association |
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Touro College—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center |
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The Entertainment and Sports Law Society sponsors monthly speakers as well
as specialized competitions such as a Sports Law Negotiation Competition. |
| The Sports and Entertainment Law Association(S.E.L.A.) at
Valparaiso University has been established to educate law students on the
legal aspects of the sports and entertainment industries. S.E.L.A.'s purpose
is to provide access to information about getting involved in these fields.
S.E.L.A. offers informative oppportunities to attend (and co-host
conferences, host guest speakers, offers opportunities to network, and
provide other types of information about the legal aspects of the sports and
entertainment industries. |
| As students with a common interest in
entertainment law, the society at Vanderbilt explores the multifaceted
issues relating to the entertainment industry. The society's goals are to
assist members in obtaining legal employment in the entertainment field; to
provide a forum for the dissemination and discussion of legal issues within
the field; and to establish contacts with the entertainment industry in
Nashville, New York, and Los Angeles. Further, the society encompasses all
aspects pertaining to the entertainment field including music and film,
sports and labor, broadcasting, and many other areas. |
| Purpose is to create a greater knowledge of sports and
entertainment law exchange, exposure, and discussion of related topics among
the law student community. |
| This association encompasses many diverse legal questions
from contracts to unfair trade practices. It consists of students
interested in applying legal theories to sports and entertainment
situations. |
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Washburn University School of Law |
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| The Sports and Entertainment Law Club is a new organization
founded to explore the rapidly growing and lucrative fields of sports and
entertainment law. Because the law school does not yet offer sports or
entertainment law, we invite prominent attorneys, agents, and business
persons to speak to the group regarding when, why and how they entered these
fascinating fields. SELA seeks to encourage students to consider sports and
entertainment law as a career path by fostering awareness in these areas.
Through sports outings, fundraisers, and other entertaining events, we also
have lots of fun. Join us and explore the frequently high profile and always
exciting fields of sports and entertainment law! |
| Washington University Sports and Entertainment Law Society
(SELS) is an organization of students with an interest in Sports and/or
Entertainment Law. The purpose of the SELS is to provide a resource for
those with an interest in these fields as well as to provide a social
function within the School of Law. Events range from sponsoring speakers to
hosting the Law School's annual Talent Show, to publishing Stage and
Stadium, to sponsoring sports tournaments and other events. |
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The Sports and Entertainment Law Society shall serve to promote and
encourage the awareness and study of Sports and Entertainment law; to
contribute to legal education; to promote social responsibility in the field
of law; to provide opportunities to learn from professional athletes,
professional entertainers, agents, attorneys, management, owners and
employees in the industry; and to publicize career opportunities in both
sports and entertainment law. |
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Western New England College School of Law |
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| The focus of this organization is to educate and inform
students about career opportunities in the sports and entertainment
industries. The society sponsors lecturers and seminars on related topics. |
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Widener University School of Law (DE) |
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Widener University School of Law (PA) |
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Willamette University College of Law |
No Organization Found |
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| Founded in 1989, the Wisconsin Sports Law
Society seeks to promote the University of Wisconsin Law School as a
forerunner in sports law. Many notable alumni currently lead the sports law
field. The Society sponsors a speaker program where practitioners,
academicians and athletes address the current topics in sports law. |
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missing, please contact us with the relevant information at
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