LACBA - Entertainment Law and Intellectual Property Section - First Amendment Law Year in Review

First Amendment Law Year in Review

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

Zoom Webinar

1 hour of CLE Credit

REGISTER ONLINE

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Presented by:
ELIP Section & AMEC Women Who Lead BoardProgram Title:
First Amendment Law Year in Review

Program Date:
Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Time:
12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

CLE Credit:
1.0 hr. of CLE Credit

Program Description:
Note: CLE Certificates will be emailed 7-10 business days after the webinar
Jean-Paul Jassy, Kelli Sager, and Eugene Volokh will discuss the most recent developments and trends in First Amendment law and their impact on the entertainment industry. Some issues they will discuss include anti-libel injunctions, overbroad injunctions, pseudonymity in litigation, libel claims based on failure to remove material, the likelihood that the Supreme Court will revisit New York Times v. Sullivan, and recent and pending U.S. Supreme Court cases involving First Amendment issues.

Speakers:
Jean-Paul Jassy, Jassy Vick Carolan LLP
Eugene Volokh, UCLA School of Law
Kelli Sager, Davis Tremaine Wright LLP

Prices:
CLE+ Member: Free
Law Students: Free
ELIP Section Member: $25
AMEC Member: $25
LACBA Member: $35
All Others: $50

REGISTRATION CODE – 030922ELI

Once you have completed your LACBA registration, on the date of the event you will receive a link from Zoom that will allow you to join the webinar directly. In order to receive participatory CLE credit, registrants must participate in the webinar via Zoom. LACBA cannot provide CLE credit to those who only listen to the program audio by phone. Individuals wishing to receive CLE credit must register independently.
Important Information:
Please log in to Zoom at least 10 minutes before the program time. You will receive a certificate of attendance in approx. 7-10 business days after the webinar.

First Amendment Law Year in Review…, 030922ELI, FJ, 03/09/22

LACBA – Entertainment Law and Intellectual Property Section – First Amendment Law Year in Review