The Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review (ELR) has been in production since 1981. ELR has established a reputation as the authoritative source of professional and scholarly articles on entertainment, sports, and intellectual property law. ELR is distinctive among law reviews and legal journals because it is one among few scholarly publications dedicated exclusively to legal development in these fields. ELR’s readership includes leaders in many segments of the entertainment world, including judges, educators, lawyers, agents, managers, and artists. ELR is able to retain its preeminence in the industry through its close contacts and continuing relationships with those at the forefront of legal developments.

ELR and the Entertainment and Media Law Institute (EMLI) invites you to attend the annual symposium on February 21st from 1:00 PM to 6:30 PM PT.  This year's symposium will consist of three panels each focused on a different element of entertainment law: music, film & TV, and sports.  The keynote speaker for the symposium is Natalie LeVeck, Senior Counsel at Google, who will speak on the topic of "Fame in the Age of AI."

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider. A maximum of up to 4 hours of participatory MCLE will be available, if approved, with sign in on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.