Blackletter

Intellectual Property in China

Tom Dunlap speaks with Erick Robinson and Dragon Wang, attorneys for Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, as they discuss how to protect, defend and maximize your leverage in China using the Chinese courts, the US courts and intellectual property.

The Underpinnings of Security Clearances

Tom Dunlap speaks with Ellis Bennett and Ben Barlow, attorneys for Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, as they discuss the underpinnings of security clearances.  They will try and answer what is a security clearance, who needs one and how to keep it or avoid losing it.

Legal and Creative Issues in the Film Industry

Tom Dunlap speaks with Rion Swartz, the Sr. director of marketing and brand management for LegalZoom, as they discuss legal and creative issues in the film industry. After participating in a live studio audience TV panel at Sundance TV headquarters they rehash filmmaker road  bumps found in the creative part of film, producing the film and selling the film.

Introducing Blackletter

Originally, "blackletter"" was the Gothic  type-style which was used to set forth the law in England until the mid 18th century.  It was used so that commoners wouldn’t be able to understand the laws. Every business is subject to so-called blackletter laws.  This podcast brings famously experienced business people, lawyers, accountants, and anyone else in the realm of business to the table to share personal experiences that have shaped their business and to talk about how to handle black letter issues in creative ways.