The Entertainment Law and Intellectual Property Section (ELIPS) is dedicated to attorneys practicing at the intersection of creativity, commerce, and technology. Covering copyright, trademark, patent, licensing, new media, privacy, and right of publicity. The Section brings together transactional and litigation lawyers, in-house counsel, and private practitioners working across entertainment and intellectual property law.
We support legal professionals by providing education, resources, and networking opportunities that address both the fundamentals and cutting-edge developments in entertainment and IP law. From core practice skills to emerging issues in industries like fashion, gaming, and streaming media, ELIPS ensures its members are informed and connected.
What We Offer
- Continuing Legal Education – Seminars and programs on the full range of entertainment and intellectual property issues, from nuts-and-bolts copyright practice to litigation strategy and emerging industry trends.
- Networking and Community – Opportunities to connect with a broad network of practitioners and in-house counsel at events tailored to all experience levels.
- Discounted Events – Membership includes invitations to and reduced rates for CLE programs and Section events.
- Substantive Coverage – Programming and resources that address:
- Copyright, trademark, and patent law
- Licensing and new media
- Libel, privacy, and right of publicity
- Unfair competition and litigation strategies
- Practical Tools and Insights – Events designed to help members keep pace with rapidly changing law and technology in creative industries.
Why You Should Join
- Stay on top of the latest developments in entertainment and IP law.
- Gain access to seminars, CLEs, and networking events at discounted member rates.
- Expand your professional network by connecting with practitioners, in-house counsel, and industry leaders.
- Develop expertise in both foundational IP practice and emerging legal issues.
