Pryor Cashman’s Toms-Anthony to Address IP and Music Law at UCLA School of Law

Renowned IP attorney Toms-Anthony to deliver insights on intellectual property issues in the music industry at UCLA Law event

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Pryor Cashman LLP announced that attorney Toms-Anthony will speak at UCLA School of Law on the intersection of intellectual property and music. The event aims to provide law students and attendees with expert perspectives on legal challenges and developments in music-related IP rights.

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Pryor Cashman’s Toms-Anthony to Address IP and Music Law at UCLA School of Law Pryor Cashman LLP announced that attorney Toms-Anthony will speak at UCLA School of Law on the intersection of intellectual property and music. The event aims to provide law students and attendees with expert perspectiv... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/pryor-cashman-s-toms-anthony-to-address-ip-and-music-law-at-ucla-school-of-law

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