Entertainment Law Update Podcast Episode 53

Aug 1

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Amish trademarks, the Walking Dead and George Clinton are just a few of the trademark, copyright, music, media and film lawsuits discussed in Episode 53 of the Entertainment Law Update Podcast.

Co-hosts, Texas trademark and media lawyer Tamera Bennett and Los Angeles film and media lawyer Gordon Firemark, share the latest entertainment law updates and have a few laughs. They have been known to crack themselves us. Listen in above and be sure to leave some feedback.

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Entertainment Law Update Podcast Episode 54

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Tamera Bennett

Meet lawyer Tamera Bennett, your trusted advocate for trademark, copyright, and music law in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Tamera gets it when her clients pour their heart and soul into their projects…she is just as passionate about using the law to protect her clients' intellectual property rights.

Tamera’s office might be in a “small town,” but her 25 years’ of legal experience allows her to counsel clients on deals in all the “big” cities.

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Gordon Firemark

Gordon Firemark is an attorney whose practice is devoted to the representation of artists, writers, producers and directors in the fields of theater, film, television,and music. He is also the publisher of Entertainment Law Update., a newsletter for artists and professionals in the entertainment industries. His practice also covers intellectual property, cyberspace, new media and business/corporate matters for clients in the entertainment industry.

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