Texas Entertainment and
Sports Law Journal

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All members of the Entertainment & Sports Law Section are encouraged to make sure that their dues are paid. All dues payments are to be made directly to the Section's Treasurer. An application for joining the Section is provided at the end of the most current issue below.

Invitation to Publish

Anyone think they have the talent to write an article? This is your invitation to put that talent to use. The Entertainment and Sports Law Journal is soliciting articles to publish in upcoming issues. Article formats vary from long footnoted analyses to more informal discussions, and topics may span the spectrum of the sports and entertainment fields. Contact the editor and discuss the possibility of writing an article on a subject that interests you.

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The following issues of The Entertainment and Sports Law Journal are available as "pdf" documents. You must have a 'reader' in order to access them. Adobe Acrobat Reader may be downloaded for free and is available for virtually all platforms. Among other things, this reader will allow you to read on-line, search through, and print each issue. (If you are having problems reading an issue on-line, try printing it out.) Here are the steps to follow:

1. Click on the issue below that you would like to view. Your Web browser may automatically spawn the the reader if you have it installed.
2. If you are given a choice, choose to open the document instead of downloading it.
3. If the document opens, you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed and may begin to view, navigate, search and print.
4. If the document does not open, go to http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html, get the appropriate reader for your platform (Windows 95, Macintosh, etc....), install the reader according to the accompaning instructions, and then choose an issue to view.

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Note: The statements and opinions in the Texas Entertainment and Sports Law Journal are those of the editors and contributors and not necessarily those of the State Bar of Texas, or the Entertainment & Sports Law Section. This publication is intended to provide accurate and authoritative information with respect to the matters covered and is made available with the understanding that the publisher is not engaged in rendering legal or other professional service. If legal advice or other expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional person should be sought.

Related Links

• Texas Music Office
• State Bar of Texas
• "Entertainment Law & Technology" Seminar -- November 10, 2000