National Bar Association Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section
CHAIR- CHARLES H. CLARK, JR., ESQ.- NBA ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS & ART LAW SECTION - USA - Website: www.clarkmccrayclark.com
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WELCOME TO THE
NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION
ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS & ART LAW SECTION
CHAIR - ATTORNEY CHARLES H. CLARK, JR.
2008 - Present
Above photo and video of 2009 NBA Entetainment, Sports & Art Law Section Seminar Speakers at the San Diego 2009 NBA Annual Convention with Chair Charles H. Clark, Jr., Esq. pictured in center.
Speakers Left to Right- Attorneys: Ricky Anderson - Entertainment Lawyer; Hollis McCray-Clark - Entertainment Lawyer; Charles H. Clark, Jr.- Chair of the NBA Section; K. J. Greene - Law Prof. and David White - National Executive Director of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG).
Video created by: Hollis McCray-Clark, Esq., Copyright, 2009, Hollis McCray-Clark, All Rights Reserved
Charles H. Clark, Jr., Esq- Chair of NBA Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section
Attorney Charles H. Clark, Jr.
of California
is the Chair of the National Bar Association
Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section
Charles H. Clark, Jr. was inducted into the NBA Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section
Rapheal Prevot Hall of Fame
at the 84th NBA Annual Convention in San Diego, August 4, 2009
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Charles H. Clark,Jr. was elected at the 83rd NBA
Annual Convention in Houston, Texas - August, 2008.
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At the 83rd NBA Annual Convention in Houston, Texas
Alternate Chair of the NBA Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section ATTORNEY RICKY ANDERSON
Attorney Ricky Anderson
of Houston, Texas, is the new
Alternate Chair of the
National Bar Association
Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section
Elected at the 83rd NBA Annual Convention
in Houston, Texas
August, 2008.
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At the 83rd NBA Annual Convention
in Houston, Texas
August, 2008
National Bar Association
President Vanita Banks
Presented Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section
Alternate Chair,
Attorney Ricky Anderson
with the
National Bar Association
Presidential Award for 2008
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MATTHEW KNOWLES (FATHER OF BEYONCE ) AND CHAIR HOLLIS McCRAY-CLARK, ESQ.
Photo (above) of Matthew Knowles (father of Beyonce) and former Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section Chair Hollis McCray-Clark, Esq.
Former Chair Attorney Hollis McCray-Clark
of the Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section
2002 To 2008.
Our members thank YOU for your services to our section! ______
Former Chair, Attorney Hollis McCray-Clark, of the
NBA Entertainment, Sports &
Art Law Section was inducted into the NBA Entertainment,
Sports & Art Law Section Rapheal Prevot Hall of Fame
at the 83rd Annual National Bar Association
Convention in Houston, Texas
August, 2008. _____
Former Chair, attorney Hollis McCray-Clark,
was awarded the
National Bar Association
Presidential award by
NBA President Vanita Banks
in August, 2008
Houston, Texas. ________
Photo below of Former Entertainment Chair
Attorney Hollis McCray-Clark
and
Matthew Knowles, father of Beyonce Knowles,
in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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NBA ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS & ART LAW SECTION
NBA Members will explore some of the following areas of Entertainment,
Sports & Art (ESA) law below in seminars, newsletters, debates,
internships, new job searches for ESA lawyers, in the development
of new ESA legal theories and in networking:
1. Motion Pictures, Television, Cable and Radio - Legal, artistic and business related issues will be presented in various forms. Topics will include federal regulations and administrative practice, antitrust, unfair competition and trade practices, contracts, copyright and legal aspects of new technology.
2. Sports - Intercollegiate and Professional
3. Music and Theatre - Performing Arts Law
4.Visual Arts - Examination of legal the issues involved in the creation, reproduction,display, acquisition, or transfer of a work of art. This involves contract law, copyright law, First Amendment law, commercial law, tax law and torts. Members will examine all Art law issues.
5.Interactive Media and New Technologies - This area will cover the examination of rights and clearances, labor relations and contracts with artists & composers.
6. Literary Publishing - This area covers business and legal issues with authors and publishers of literary works, including literary agents, copyright, author- publisher contracts, titles and trademarks, work made for hire situations, joint authorship and collaberations, First Amendment, libel & privacy, electronic publishing, foreign laws, treaties and international marketing.
