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The (Moral, Ethical and) Fiduciary Responsibilities of Music Companies
Jay Cooper
Attorney Jay Cooper is Chair of the Los Angeles Entertainment Practice of Greenberg Traurig. In addition to his decades-long career representing some of the biggest names in rock and pop, Cooper is a former president of NARAS, a noted author in the fields of intellectual property and contract negotiation, and an in-demand guest lecturer. He is also a musician who, early in his career, made the decision to abandon a professional music career for one in entertainment law. |
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Description: Jay Cooper, a music lawyer based in Los Angeles, discusses the fiduciary or, as he puts it, moral responsibilities that record companies have to the artists they contract with, how bad it can get it if companies do not make good on these obligations, whether industry-wide trends toward a more moral record industry are in the works, and whether consumers have a moral responsibility toward the record industry in return.
Shoot Date: November 2007 |
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