The State Bar of California
Intellectual Property Law Section, Copyright Interest Group
| Credit(s): |
1 Participatory MCLE Credits
|
| Course Number: |
IP_7-25-17 |
| Original Program Date: |
July 25, 2017 |
| Duration: |
1 hour |
| Access: |
Available for 3 months after purchase |
| Date: |
July 25, 2017
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (Pacific) |
Cost: $55.00
When ReDigi launched its first beta in 2011 it set out to do something truly remarkable--set up the world’s first online "drop box" for people to exchange and trade unwanted digital media. Less than a year later, Capitol Records sued ReDig, kicking off litigation that would seek to define what Copyright's First Sale Doctrine would mean in the digital age. In this webinar you'll hear from one of ReDigi's attorneys to learn about the history of the case so far and glimpse into what the future of the First Sale Doctrine may look like.
Faculty:
Bob Welsh focuses his practice on intellectual property, entertainment, and first amendment issues. Bob crafts innovative solutions to his clients' cases using his analytical background and depth of experience with a fresh, unique perspective. He has a wide range of experience ranging from representation of record companies and a record company trade association (for which Bob received an Honorary Gold Record from RIAA for obtaining the "largest civil settlement in RIAA history") to representation of a children's television broadcaster against state and federal claims brought by the producer of a television series, and obtained a defense verdict. He is currently Of Counsel at Baker Hostetler in Los Angeles.
Teri Karobonik, Moderator
