Entertainment & Sports Law

• Andrews Entertainment Industry Litigation Reporter (ANENTILR) Text of Andrews' Entertainment Industry Litigation Reporter, a monthly newsletter that tracks litigation involving the sports and entertainment industry, including issues such as breach of contract, misappropriation of funds, invasion of privacy, unfair competition, copyright infringement, trademark dilution, and the First Amendment. ANENTILR also includes archived documents from Andrews' Gaming Industry Litigation Reporter and Andrews Sports and Entertainment Litigation Reporter.
• Art, Entertainment and Sports Law - Texts and Periodicals (AES-TP) Contains documents that relate to the rights and liabilities of athletes, authors performing and recording, artists and patrons of sporting and entertainment events.
• Burr's Entertainment Law in a Nutshell (ENTLAW-NS) This concise title provides a basic but comprehensive survey of entertainment law.
• Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal (CDZAELJ) Full-text articles from the Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal. Selected coverage begins with 1983 (vol. 2); full coverage begins with 1994 (vol. 12).
• DePaul-LCA Journal of Art & Entertainment Law (DPLJAEL) Full text of articles appearing in the DePaul-LCA Journal of Art and Entertainment Law. Full coverage begins with 1995 (vol. 5).
• Entertainment & Sports Lawyer (ENTSLAW) Full-text articles from Entertainment and Sports Lawyer. Selected coverage begins with 1987.
• Entertainment and Intellectual Property Law (ENT-IP) Entertainment and Intellectual Property Law discusses how intellectual property law protects entertainment-related intellectual property. It provides practical information by summarizing copyright, trademark, right of publicity, patent, common law copyright, trade secret, misappropriation, and "idea submissions" law.
• Entertainment Law - Legal Concepts and Business Practices (ENTERTAIN) This five volume set is a complete reference for business attorneys who structure entertainment deals, negotiate contracts or litigate disputes involving the entertainment industry.
• Entertainment Law and Finance (ENTLFIN) Tracks and summarizes litigation involving contractual, royalty, financial, and intellectual property rights issues relating to the entertainment industry.
• Entertainment Law Reporter (ENTLR) A monthly newsletter covering the latest legal developments in movies, music, broadcasting, theater, publishing, art, multimedia and sports. Coverage begins with 1979.
• Entertainment Law Review (ENTLREV) Articles from Entertainment Law Review, a U.K.-published law journal covering entertainment and intellectual property law, with an emphasis on the practical implications of legislative developments and the effects of new technology on artists and the owners of intellectual property rights.
• Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal (FDMIPMELJ) Articles, notes, and other materials from the Fordham Intellectual Property, Media, and Entertainment Law Journal, published by the Fordham University School of Law. Selected coverage begins with 1990 (vol. 1).
• Hastings Communications & Entertainment Law Journal (COMENT) Articles, notes, and other materials from the Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal. Selected coverage begins with 1982 (vol. 5); full coverage begins with 1993 (vol. 16).
• Journal of International Media & Entertainment Law (JIMEL) The JIMEL database contains substantive documents that have appeared in the Journal of International Media & Entertainment Law.
• Lindey on Entertainment, Publishing and the Arts (LINDEY) Lindey on Entertainment, Publishing, and the Arts contains a comprehensive set of forms, commentary and advice that guides the practitioner through the key contractual phases of business dealings in every area of entertainment, publishing, and the arts.
• Lindey on Entertainment, Publishing and the Arts, 3d (LINDEY3D) Lindey on Entertainment, Publishing, and the Arts, 3d, updated three times yearly, provides expert coverage of entertainment law, mass communications, and the arts. Includes state-of-the-art forms and detailed guidance for drafting agreements.
• Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review (LYLAELR) Full-text articles from the Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review published by Loyola Law School, which covers entertainment, sports, and intellectual property law, including articles on constitutional law, communications regulation, antitrust law, bankruptcy law, contract law, and issues arising from computer and Internet use.
• Texas Review of Entertainment & Sports Law (TXRESL) Full-text articles from the Texas Review of Entertainment and Sports Law, published by the University of Texas at Austin Law School. Full coverage begins with 2002 (vol. 3).
• UCLA Entertainment Law Review (UCLAELR) Full-text articles from the UCLA Entertainment Law Review. Full coverage begins with 1994 (vol. 1).
• University of Miami Entertainment & Sports Law Review (UMIAESLR) Full-text articles from the University of Miami Entertainment and Sports Law Review. Selected coverage begins with 1989 (vol. 6); full coverage begins with 1993 (vol. 11).
• Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law (VNJETL) Full-text articles from the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law, published by Vanderbilt Law School, which focuses on intellectual property law, copyrights, and trademarks, in addition to entertainment and sports law.
• Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal (VLSELJ) Full-text articles published in the Villanova Sports and Entertainment Law Journal. Full coverage begins with 1994 (vol. 1).

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