February 21, 2025

IP Frontiers: Emerging Trends and Challenges of Intellectual Property Law

Hosted By The Barry Law Review

Description:

The Barry Law Review, operating under Barry University, Dwayne O Andreas School of Law, is hosting an Intellectual Property Symposium focused on generative artificial intelligence, NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness), and strategies to avoid litigation by leveraging IP. This symposium will bring together legal experts to explore the intersection of technology, law, and personal branding.

Date:

February 21, 2025

Location:

Moot Courtroom at Barry University, Dwayne O Andreas School of Law, 6441 E Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32807 (Click Here For a Map)

Schedule:

Breakfast/Check In: 8:30am - 9:30am

Panel #1: Artists' Rights in the Age of Generative AI: 9:30am -10:30am

Panel #2: Name, Image, Likeness (NIL): A New World of Sports: 11:00am-12:00pm

Panel #3: Avoiding Litigation by Leveraging IP: 12:30pm - 1:30pm

Credits:

Barry Students: Each panel qualifies for 1 PEP credit.

Attorneys: Qualifies for 3.5 CLE credits. Event is free to attend.

Register For The Event Here

Panel #1

Artists' Rights in the Age of Generative AI

Generative artificial intelligence continues to advance, causing the world of art and intellectual property to face unprecedented challenges. This panel will explore the complex intersection of technology, creativity, and legal rights, addressing the pressing issues that artists now face in the age of AI-driven creation.

Panel #2

Name, Image, Likeness: A New World Of Sports

As the landscape of collegiate athletics continues to evolve, the advent of NIL rights has fundamentally reshaped the relationship between athletes, schools, and commercial opportunities. Panelists will discuss the legal framework surrounding NIL deals and the potential long-term impact on collegiate sports.

Panel #3

Avoiding Litigation By Leveraging IP

This discussion will be focused on the complex landscape of IP protection with an emphasis in early-stage strategies for effectively leveraging IP through enforcement, defensive patenting, licensing, and other activities. Panelists will discuss various IP strategy objectives and pitfalls that may occur in pursuit of these goals.

Panelists