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  • Entertainment and Media Law as a Specialty Practice

    Hosted by Professor Robert Lind, Director Emeritus of the Biederman Institute, and Professor Bridgette de Gyarfas, Director of the Entertainment & Media Law LL.M. online program. Professor Lind discusses the Entertainment and Media Law field and the benefits of specializing with a Master of Laws.  He covers Southwestern's LL.M. program in detail, including philosophy, faculty, and ties to the entertainment industry through alumni and Board Members.  Professor de Gyarfas addresses the benefits and convenience of earning the LL.M. online. June 10, 2010

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  • In-House Counsel Perspective on Motion Picture Production

    Hosted by Professor Neil Ollivierra, production counsel at Lionsgate Entertainment, and Professor Bridgette de Gyarfas, Director of the Entertainment and Media Law LL.M. Online program. Professor Ollivierra shares his experiences and explores the challenges confronting the development of a typical motion picture production and the primary functions of the business & legal affairs department of a motion picture production company as well as topics to be addressed in his upcoming LL.M. course.  
    October 26, 2010

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Join us in a Webinar

Southwestern Law School, in its historic building on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, has a long history of involvement with the entertainment and media industries. Through its Biederman Entertainment and Media Law Institute, Southwestern was the first law school to establish an LL.M. in Entertainment and Media Law. Today, in partnership with Kaplan Legal Education, Southwestern offers the first Entertainment and Media Law LL.M. online to attorneys worldwide.

The online LL.M. option provides: access to Southwestern Law School's expert entertainment and media law oriented faculty; live virtual classes incorporating the very latest materials, audio files, and video feeds directly relevant to the issues of the day; a curriculum designed to ensure efficient and active learning; the opportunity to network with like-minded attorneys globally.

For insight into various aspects of entertainment and media law practice, as well as to experience our virtual classroom, join us in a webinar.

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    Wednesday, February 8th, 6pm Pacific Time
    Professor Bridgette de Gyarfas, Director of the Entertainment and Media Law LL.M. Online, highlights the distinctive features of this unique program. An engineer in a prior life, she discusses the development of the courses, the faculty who design them, and the advantages of collaborating – for both professors and students - in Southwestern’s distance learning environment. Bring your questions and go behind the scenes of the only online Entertainment and Media Law LL.M. and also learn about the "Take-One" course option for visiting attorneys.

    Wednesday, March 21st, 6pm Pacific Time
    Entertain the possibilities of earning an LL.M. or becoming a visiting attorney in the "Take-One" program as Professor Bridgette de Gyarfas, director of the Entertainment and Media Law LL.M. Online, highlights the development of the courses, the faculty who design them, and the advantages of collaborating – for both professors and students - in Southwestern’s distance learning environment. Opportunity for Q&A throughout in our online classroom.

    Wednesday, April 18th, 6pm Pacific Time
    Explore the two enrollment options available for attorneys interested in the Entertainment and Media Law LL.M. Online with Professor Bridgette de Gyarfas, director of the program. Bring your questions and go behind the scenes of the only online Entertainment and Media Law LL.M. and also learn about the "Take-One" course program for visiting attorneys.

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