The Fordham IPLJ Podcast explores the broad landscape of copyright, trademark, sports, fashion, and patent law. New episodes can be found on our YouTube page.
In this second installment of our two-part series, we’re exploring the world of theater law and broadway producing. Staff Correspondent Lizzy Altman continues her chat with Broadway Producer Ken Davenport, founder
In this two-part series, we’re exploring the world of theater law and broadway producing. We chat with Broadway Producer Ken Davenport, founder of Davenport Theatrical Enterprises, whose producing credits include Kinky
In our last episode of 2017, Staff Correspondent Ben Halperin talks with Leila Aminedolleh. She is an adjunct professor at Fordham University School of Law, and the Founding Partner of
This week, Staff Correspondent Ben Halperin talks with artist, designer, and activist Sebastian Errazuriz. Sebastian's digital "vandalization" of a Jeff Koons sculpture, visible in landmarks around the world via Snapchat
This week, Staff Correspondent Alessandra Dagirmanjian speaks with Ted Mlynar and Ira Schaefer, Partner and Of Counsel, respectively, at Hogan Lovells LLP. Ted and Ira both work extensively with the
This week, Staff Correspondent Chloe Curtis talks with Ron Spencer, one of the world's leading art lawyers and Chairman of the Art Law Practice at the New York law firm
This week, Online Editor Christina Sauerborn chats with Vivian Tan, CEO and co-founder of Beast Pets, a virtual reality game where users can play with adorable pet baby dragons. Vivian
This week on Part II of our CRISPR series, guest correspondent Falguni Joshi continues exploring the nuances of the CRISPR patent dispute with Professor Sherkow and Steve Hollander. First, our guests
In this two part series, guest correspondent Falguni Joshi delves into the world of CRISPR-Cas9—a revolutionary gene editing technology that has made headlines recently. For this week’s episode, Falguni sits
This week, we're bringing you some additional content in connection with Episode 32, discussing the amendments to the March of Time trademark registration. (If you haven’t yet heard the episode,
