Allie M. Craver
Allie M. Craver
Attorney | MA Art History | JD (IP)
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Introduction
Introduction
Allie Craver, a licensed North Carolina attorney and Florida Bar Authorized House Counsel, is the Associate General Counsel at Pérez Art Museum Miami, and an eCornell Law Course Facilitator with Cornell University. She blends a deep understanding of art, entertainment, intellectual property (IP), business, and technology law to deliver strategic legal guidance. She created Fine Art & Fine Print℠ and LegAllie℠, through which she provides services in art law, intellectual property (IP), artificial intelligence (AI), business law, entertainment law, and contract matters. Her clients have included museums, galleries, film companies, merchandisers, musicians, and media organizations.
Professional Focus:
◉ Attorney
◉ Museum Associate General Counsel + Images and IP
◉ Online Legal Course Facilitator
◉ Open Copyright Education Advisory Network (OCEAN) Board Member, Faculty, and Co-Convener of Programs🔗
◉ Upcoming Fall Committee Member, VCUarts Alumni Collective
Certified eCornell Facilitator, Cornell University (Programs):
➊ Business Law / Management 360
LAW504: Working with Legal Professionals
➋ Business Management in STEM
JCB507: Legal
➌ Intellectual Property Essentials
LAW517: Trade Secrets and Patents
LAW518: Trademarks and Copyrights
➍ Business Ethics
LAW531: Foundations of Ethical Reasoning
LAW532: Ethics in Business and Technology
LAW533: Psychology in Business Ethics
LAW534: Addressing Dysfunctional Ethical Cultures
➎ AI Law and Policy
LAW621: Exploring the Legal Principles of AI
LAW622: Promoting Effective and Inclusive AI
LAW623: Managing Legal and Ethical Risks in AI
LAW624: Competing and Thriving in a Global AI Landscape
LAW625: Shaping Internal AI Policies
LAW626: Building Organizational Resilience for AI
➏ Data Security & Privacy Policy
➐ Entertainment Law & Business
With extensive experience in the museum and art gallery industry, she has held roles across departments and conducted research at institutions including the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina Museum of Art, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, the Wellington B. Gray Gallery at East Carolina University, and the National Gallery of Australia, among others.
Education
Education
Allie earned her J.D. with a concentration in intellectual property from North Carolina Central University School of Law and an M.A. in art history (contemporary focus) from Virginia Commonwealth University. She completed specialized coursework in art and entertainment law from Duke University School of Law, as well as a graduate-level Art & Markets course through the Duke Art, Law, & Markets Initiative (DALMI) at Duke University. She graduated magna cum laude with a B.A. in Art History from East Carolina University, University Honors Program and completed an Art History and Curatorship, Honors Study Abroad Program at the Australian National University. She began her undergraduate career in Art with a studio concentration before focusing on Art History.
Professional Development
Professional Development
She actively pursues professional development through advanced certifications, such as:
◉ AI Strategy certificate – eCornell, Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management, 2024
◉ CopyrightX – International Attorney Collective, Harvard Law School and the Berkman Klein Center, 2024
◉ CS50’s Computer Science for Lawyers – HarvardX, 2024
◉ AI & Law Honors Certificate – Lund University, Faculty of Law, Sweden, 2023
◉ Cloud Computing Law Specialization – Queen Mary University of London, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, 2023
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