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36 Ent. & Sports Law. 1 (2020)

handle is hein.journals/entspl36 and id is 1 raw text is: Ia k AMERICANBARASSOCIATION VOLUME 36, NUMBER 1 Forum on the Entertainment WINTER 2020 & Sports Industries A PUBLICATION OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION FORUM ON THE ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS INDUSTRIES Chair's Colum n IN THIS ISSUE Dear Forum Members, 4 Third Time's The Charm? The Horseracing G reetings from the Chair. I hope you all are safe and Integrity Act of 2019 healthy and managing this new reality. In these chal- lenging times where distance and disconnection are 9 Buying and Selling Music Catalogues the solution, we search for ways to engage with each other 15 The Seemingly Never-Ending Case of Todd and join together. The mission of the Forum is to provide McNair v. The NCAA Provides a Rare Glimpse into educational programming and, more importantly, opportu- the Association's Secretive Infractions Process nities to network in person. While we cannot host in person 20 Ch Ch Ch Changes gatherings for now, we remain com- mitted to our mission to provide 42 ABA Entertainment & Sports Lawyerjournal- timely, engaging, and compelling Litigation Update continuing legal education program- 52 A Law Student's Perspective: Is Blockchain the ming and to bridge the gaps imposed New Internet for Sports and Entertainment? by the edicts of social distancing. To that end, we are retooling 55 A Law Student's Perspective: The Intersection of what was going to be a half-day Cannabis/CBD and the Entertainment and Sports CLE program at Marquette Uni- Industries versity Law School as a series of Peterj. Strand webinars which will address ethical 58 A Law Student's Prospective: Digital Roundtable issues in representing entertainment and sports clients; legal issues in the new music economy; and the legal and business 61 A Law Student's Perspective: Ethical aspects of producing a sports documentary. Considerations in Representing Talent We are also preparing a series of webinars that address 63 A Law Student's Perspective: Ethics legal issues triggered by the pandemic and the precautions Considerations in Representing Talent we are taking to flatten the contagion curve. Finally, we remain optimistic that we will be able to once 66 A Law Student's Perspective: Sports and again gather and interact in person. Our 42nd Annual CLE Entertainment General Counsels Conference will again be in Las Vegas at the Four Season Hotel. The conference dates are October 1-3, 2020. Regis- 69 A Law Student's Perspective: A Fireside Chat with tration will be available in April. Seth Krauss We are considering panels on social justice, discrimina- 71 A Law Student's Perspective: Motion Picture and tion, bias, and prejudice in entertainment and sports; brand Television Profit Participations licensing and product integration in films; data, technol- ogy, consumer and fan issues for sporting and entertainment 74 A Law Student's Perspective From The Forum's events; monetizing music content for new technologies; Annual Meeting: Sports Gambling CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS LAWYER / VOLUME 36 * NUMBER 1 * WINTER 2020 1

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