UCLA Law's Digital Media & Video Game Conference

UCLA Law's Digital Media & Video Game Conference is an annual event that brings together legal professionals, industry leaders, and academics to discuss the evolving legal landscape in digital media and video games. The conference is organized by UCLA School of Law's Ziffren Institute for Media, Entertainment, Technology & Sports Law, in collaboration with the American Bar Association’s Forum on Sports and Entertainment Industries.

The conference covers a range of topics pertinent to the digital media and video game sectors, including rights of publicity, rights of privacy, First Amendment issues, trademarks, and copyright law. Sessions often feature panels such as the "Annual Litigation Update," which examines significant cases and disputes from the preceding year affecting these industries.

Attendees have the opportunity to engage in networking sessions, participate in panel discussions led by experts, and gain insights from notable speakers. The event serves as a platform for professionals to stay informed about legal developments and to connect with peers in the field.

This conference is ideal for attorneys, legal scholars, and industry executives who are involved in or interested in the legal aspects of digital media and video games. It provides valuable insights into current legal challenges and trends, making it a must-attend for those seeking to stay ahead in this dynamic area.