Symposium 2015: Entertainment Law and Music Business in Transition

Symposium Articles

Michael M. Epstein, Social Media And “Flash-Infringement”: Live Music Culture And Dying IP Protection.

Brian L. Frye, Aesthetic Nondiscrimination & Fair Use.

Yolanda M. King, The Inadvisability Of Nonuniformity In The Licensing Of Cover Songs.

Loren E. Mulraine, Fair Play Fair Pay: The Need For A Terrestrial Public Performance Right And General Copyright Reform.

Symposium Panel

Suzanne Kessler, Ramona Desalvo, & Sara Ellis, Bringing Blurred Lines Into Focus.

Symposium Presentation

NSAI Director Bart Herbison On Copyright Reform For Songwriters.

Symposium Address

U.S. Representative Marsha Blackburn On Federal Copyright Reform.

Law Review Event Series

Judicial Perspectives

Chief Justice Jeffrey S. Bivins & Justice Holly Kirby, Judicial Perspective Panel 2015 

Modern Legal History

Abby Rubenfeld & Regina Lambert, Modern Legal History: The Road to Obergefell. 

Notes

B. Travis Brown, Salvaging General Jurisdiction: Satisfying Daimler And Proposing A New Framework.

Heath Henley, The Attorney–Client Privilege And Former Employees: History, Principle, And Precedent.

Margaret Hearn Teichmann, The Burden of the Bargain: Revisiting the Predicament of Meshing Workers’ Compensation and Tort Law In Light of Widespread Acceptance of Aligning Liability With Fault.