Taking a Look at 2025: Transactional Entertainment Law Year-in-Review

Ann Brigid Clark of Greenberg Traurig, Jonathan Handel of Feig Finkel, David Shraga of Shraga Resolution Services, and Emma Smizer of Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz will join moderator Keith Cooper of Cooper & Iravani LLP for a panel review of the developments from 2025 that are reshaping transactional entertainment law. The panel will cover key shifts across digital contract formation, AI training and digital replica rights, interactive and transmedia licensing, and California privacy enforcement — exploring how courts, unions, and regulators have raised the bar for what deal terms need to say and how they need to say it.The Entertainment Law Section is chaired by Keith Kelly.

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