MCLE Webinar on Copyright & NFTs Tues., March 8

Copyright and NFTs
Date: Tuesday, March 8
Time: 12 pm
Location: Online Webinar
Cost: $10
Register: Here
MCLE: One Hour General Participatory MCLE Credit

The term NFT is all over the place these days. They were prominent at the Super Bowl and a $23 billion business is 2021. But…. what are they and why are they such big business?? If you want to understand what they are and how they are being monetized, this webinar can help!

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are digital files stored on blockchain which can be sold and traded. These digital files can be used for creative works such as art, music, and videos. This presentation will discuss issues that arise under copyright law when NFTs are used for creative works, with a focus on NFTs and music artists.

Professor Kevin J. Greene is the John J. Schumacher Chair Professor at Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles. A former U.S. Marine and a graduate of Yale Law School, Greene is an award-winning legal scholar who has represented clients including Spike Lee, Public Enemy, Bobby Brown, HBO, and funk legend George Clinton.

Our online MCLE classes are only $10 each, but if you purchase our MCLE Class Package for $75, you will be able to attend as many MCLEs as you want from the date you sign up through the end of 2022! In addition to unlimited MCLE classes like these, you will also have access to online databases such as Trellis, Gale California Legal Forms, HeinOnline, and the National Consumer Law Database.

Our MCLE webinars are just one of the many resources that we have made available to help you with your legal education during the COVID-19 crisis. Check out our Classes, Legal Databases, and COVID-19 Legal Issues pages for more information! If you have any questions about our webinars or accessing our legal databases, please contact us by email or telephone.

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