Entertainment Law
Swimming Up Stream
Ray Wu ('92) and Sarah Collins ('13) bring popular streaming content to the masses at Lucasfilm Ltd. and Netflix.
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Spring 2022
Faculty and alumni navigate the fraught waters of copyright law in the age of streaming media. Plus, one alum charts the high notes of a career in the entertainment industry and two more discuss the big business of film and television.
In This Issue
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Entertainment LawBehind the Grammys
Jerry Juste charts the high notes of 25 years in the entertainment industry.
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BriefsCritical to Our Future
Dean Onwuachi-Willig returns to the classroom for the first time since joining BU Law.
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BU Law News
Initiative to Train a New Generation of Antiracist Lawyers
Antiracist Scholars for Progress, Innovation & Racial Equity (ASPIRE) was developed in collaboration with the BU Center for Antiracist Research.
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Tax LawA Moon Tax
Kevin Brown (JD, LLM’21) has a novel tax proposal—grounded in international law—that would allow humanity to benefit from private development of celestial properties.
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AlumniA Dream Conferred
After beating extraordinary odds to become a lawyer, Corinne Kirkland-Mercedes finds her passion at TV One.
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Alumni
Class Notes: Spring 2022
Class notes for the spring 2022 issue of The Record reflect submissions received between May 1 and November 30, 2021.
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BU Law News
Naomi Mann Leads BU Law’s Growing Experiential Education Program as the New Associate Dean
Mann plans to forge new partnerships with local and national organizations on initiatives that advance civil justice and expand access to legal representation.
Remembering the Last of the Lions: Dr. Clarence B. Jones (’59)
Lawyer, civil rights leader, and longtime advisor to Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. Jones helped influence the course of US history through his advocacy, counsel, and unwavering commitment to justice.
A Litigator’s Library
BU Law hosts a book fair with donations from the family of legendary trial attorney Paul Sugarman (’54).
BU Law Celebrates 2026 Retiring Faculty
Two long-time tax law professors, Ted Sims and Alan Feld, are leaving after decades in the classroom.
In The Media
MoreEmmylou Manwill ('20) is quoted.
Portland Press HeraldJed Shugerman’s research is referenced.
Los Angeles TimesNicole Huberfeld is quoted.
Arkansas AdvocateJed Shugerman is a guest on a podcast.
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