Entertainment Law Books

The American Bar Association's Legal Guide to Independent Filmmaking is the authoritative handbook you need to lead you through the legal morass of producing an independent film.

This publication is designed to help artists and attorneys in the field understand the rights and responsibilities of artists and their work. It is broad based including detailed information on copyright and trademark rights, rights of publicity and censorship of an artist’s work. The book includes directions as well as practical guidance on these complex issues. It includes in one publication all of the information you need to protect yourself and/or your clients. Volume 2 includes detailed information about the law of business regarding art.

Matthew Bender Entertainment Law Contracts is an authoritative negotiating and drafting guide for entertainment industry contracts.

Entertainment Industry Contracts eBook Publishing by Arthur Klebanoff provides a comprehensive overview of the Digital Publishing Industry, eBook formats, metadata, eBook publishing forms & clauses as well as sales and marketing approaches for eBooks all from a noted eBook publishing expert.

Entertainment Law & Litigation, edited by Charles J. Harder, is a comprehensive, practice-focused guide to the substantive law and litigation issues that most often arise in the entertainment industry. Bringing together authoritative analysis and practical insight from experienced practitioners, it helps lawyers navigate the legal challenges that shape the entertainment business. The volume is a valuable resource for counsel advising creators, talent, producers, distributors, and other industry participants.

 

 

This casebook is the first to cover the new and rapidly growing field of Fashion Law.

Gaming Law & Practice is a practice-focused guide to the legal and regulatory framework governing gaming in the United States and Canada. Bringing together authoritative analysis and practical insight from experienced practitioners, it helps attorneys navigate the legal challenges that arise in the gaming industry. Its coverage includes federal gaming laws, sports wagering, state-specific regulation, Indian gaming, and Canadian gaming regulation.

When it debuted in 2003, Gaming Law: Cases and Materials (LexisNexis) was the country's first casebook to address the subject of gambling law.

This new edition of Law and Popular Culture: Text, Notes, and Questions maintains the most appreciated features of the First Edition published in 2007.

Unique new product combines analysis of the law with practical guidance on issues involving insurance for individual and entity participants in the sports or entertainment industries.