About This Workshop:
When do you need permission to use someone else's work? From musical "sampling" to documentary films, many creative works use the original work of others, including art and photographs, music, and written works. Are there circumstances where the law allows free access to such work? This workshop will provide guidelines to the relevant legal framework. With Kathryn M. Wheble. Attorney Kathryn Wheble has represented many artists seeking permissions.

To Register:
Please call our San Francisco office at (415) 775-7200 ext. 107 or email ncalegal@calawyersforthearts.org.

Workshop Fees:
General Admission, $20; C.L.A. Members, $10; Senior Citizen & Student C.L.A. Members, $5.

To Join C.L.A. as a Member:
http://calawyersforthearts.org/membership.html

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About C.L.A.:
California Lawyers for the Arts is a nonprofit service organization providing legal services, educational programs, alternative dispute resolution services, advocacy and more to artists and arts organizations of all types. Founded in 1974 by lawyers and artists, C.L.A.'s programs and services are designed to help artists understand and apply legal concepts. For more information about C.L.A., please visit http://www.calawyersforthearts.org.

PLEASE NOTE:
If you are interested in our legal referral services, please do not post your question on any public website. Instead, contact our Northern California LRS staff at (415) 775-7200 x107 or Southern California LRS staff at (310) 998-5590.