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Protecting Sport and Entertainment Brands from Litigation

Sport and entertainment brands are uniquely sensitive to litigation, especially related to reputational issues. Strategies to mitigate these risks – especially through the use of emergent technologies including generative AI – are therefore of paramount importance to IP and rights holders. Stephen Townley, a veteran of the sports and entertainment law sector, shares some of his unique insights in this feature.

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