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10th Annual Berkeley Law Sports and Entertainment Conference

Sponsor: UC Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
On behalf of the University of California, Berkeley School of Law, we cordially invited you to the 10th Annual Berkeley Law Sports and Entertainment Conference! The conference, which was webcasted on B-CLE beginning Friday, April 11, 2025, is hosted by the Berkeley Journal of Entertainment and Sports Law and the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology. This marquee event brought together leading executives, management professionals, attorneys, athletes, talent, and students to discuss the leading topics in sports, entertainment, law, business, and culture. Panel Topics: Celebrity Endorsements and Social Media Advertising: FTC Compliance and Influencer Liability AI-Generated Content: Protecting the Rights of Creators in a New Era of Automation The Future of College Athletics: Beyond NIL and Towards Employment Status For topical questions to our speakers, please find the Speakers’ Bios and Contact Information within the Agenda and Resources pages.
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UPC & Global Patent Litigation Forum

Sponsor: UC Berkeley Center for Law & Technology and Robins Kaplan
Please join us to review the first year of operation of Europe’s Unified Patent Court. We will address issues in life sciences and high-tech. Our panelists from Germany, France, Ireland, the UK and the US will give their own national perspectives on how the UPC is shaping up. We will review the leading decisions coming out of the UPC, and identify trend lines to help navigate this important new forum. Not surprisingly, they don’t all share the same views. Key questions that our global panel will address include: What differences can parties expect between different countries? Is the UPC a “pro patent” court? Does that answer vary based on country? How are litigants exploiting the tensions between UPC’s Local Divisions and its Central Division? Will the court grant preliminary injunctions and does the chance vary by country? Will evidentiary seizures proliferate, and if so, where and why? What types of damages are being awarded? How is the UPC approaching SEPs and FRAND issues? What alternatives to the UPC should be considered and why?
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