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The Recording Artists Project (RAP) focuses on entertainment law issues. RAP provides legal assistance to music artists, independent record labels, production companies, songwriters, film companies, artist managers and other arts and entertainment entrepreneurs and firms. The RAP practice includes intellectual property law related to trademark and copyright; content licensing; business formation and advice on choice of entity, emerging Internet content and business law; and contract drafting, review and negotiation of agreements for recording, artist management, publishing and booking.
Students have numerous opportunities throughout the semester to draft documents; research and apply legal doctrine; interview, represent and counsel clients; negotiate transactions; engage in strategic decision-making, issue analysis and problem solving.
For academic year 2009/2010, students wishing to work in this clinic must enroll in the Transactional Practice Clinical Workshop A (fall) or B (spring).
The Recording Artist Project Clinic is part of the Center’s Community Enterprise Project Practice Group. For more information on this Clinic, contact Brian K. Price, Director of the Center and Clinical Professor of Law: bprice@law.harvard.edu; (617)390-2594
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