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Sunday, May 5 • 3:55pm - 4:55pm
And the Beat Goes On… Managing Celebrity Estates and Beyond

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This panel, comprised of experts who are the foundation behind some of the music industry’s leading celebrity estates, will discuss the many legal, accounting, and practical business considerations that should be addressed before and after this thing called life comes to an end. The panel will cover a range of interesting topics surrounding the continued importance of celebrity estates and the use and misappropriation that sometimes follows their name, image, and likeness.


This session is part of the Entertainment & Technology Law Conference
With the recent passage of the Music Modernization Act, and of course the ever-changing technological landscape, Music Biz’s Law Conference aims to give our attendees a road map to navigate the shifting legal path that lies ahead. This year’s multi-faceted program notably will feature the first keynote from Mitch Glazier since taking the helm as Chairman and CEO of the RIAA, and will bring law experts together with major players from all facets of the industry to discuss a range of issues including: the legalities of starting your own publishing company, the pros and cons of independent distribution versus working with a record label, managing celebrity estates, and how the use of AI in songwriting will affect copyright law.


Today’s program will be hosted by Fox Rothschild LLP and its entertainment law partners Ken Abdo, Lori Landew, Tim Mandelbaum and Michael Reinert who will emcee the program and answer any questions about the firm and its services.


Five CLE Credits have been approved by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education.
Moderators
avatar for Justin Buencamino

Justin Buencamino

Senior Manager, Royalty Compliance & Advisory, Prager Metis CPAs
Justin Buencamino is a Senior Manager in the Advisory Department of Prager Metis CPAs, a member of Prager Metis International Group. He has been in the accounting industry for more than 10 years. Buenocamino works closely on behalf of some of the world's most renowned recording artists... Read More →

Speakers
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Jason Boyarski

Partner, Boyarski Fritz LLP
Jason Boyarski is a Partner of the full-service law firm Boyarski Fritz LLP, a firm he founded with longtime entertain­ment and media attorney David Fritz. Boyarski's expertise is well-rooted in deal-making, entertainment, technology, media, brands, consumer goods, intellectual property... Read More →
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Chuck Fleckenstein

General Manager and Chief Operating Officer, The Roy Orbison Estate aka Roy’s Boys
Chuck Fleckenstein is General Manager and COO of “Roy’s Boy’s” a company owned by the sons of the late Roy Orbison and which controls Roy Orbison’s masters, publishing and name and likeness. In 2014, Mr. Fleckenstein produced the film documentary “Mystery Girl: Unraveled... Read More →
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Thomas Smith

Partner, Prager Metis CPAs
Thomas Smith is a Partner of Prager Metis CPAs, a member of Prager Metis International. With over 20 years of experience in the accounting industry, Smith provides business management, consulting, tax and accounting services to a varied client base including businesses, individuals... Read More →


Sunday May 5, 2019 3:55pm - 4:55pm CDT
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  Entertainment & Technology Law Conference Presented by Fox Rothschild and Supported by Dickinson Wright

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