Jeremy J. Beck Louisville, Kentucky
Associate
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Jeremy J. Beck is a licensed attorney in all courts in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, as well as its federal courts. Mr. Beck is a member of the American Bar Association, Kentucky Bar Association and the Louisville Bar Association and was formerly an associate professor at California State University-Fullerton and the University of Northern Iowa.
- Business & Commercial Law
- Contracts
- Business Organizations
- Employment Law -- Employee
- Employment Law -- Employer
- Litigation & Appeals
- Art Law
- Consumer Issues
- Education Law
- Entertainment Law
- Trademark and Copyright
- Wills and Trusts
- Kentucky, 2007
- U.S. District Court Eastern District of Kentucky, 2007
- U.S. District Court Western District of Kentucky, 2007
- University of Louisville School of Law, Louisville, Kentucky,
2007
J.D. Honors: Cum Laude
Law Journal:
Journal of Law and Education, 2005 - 2006
- Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut,
1995
D.M.A.
- Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut,
1992
M.M.A.
- Duke University, Durham, North Carolina,
1989
M.A.
- Mannes College of Music, New York, New York,
1984
B.S. Major: Music Composition
- Bid Protests Under the Kentucky Model Procurement Code, Common-Law Standards and Yamaha, (Co-Author with Larry C. Ethridge), ABA State & Local Law News, Vol. 29/3, 2006
- Chalk Talk: Entity Liability for Teacher-on-Student Sexual Harassment: Could State Law Offer Greater Protection for Some Plaintiffs?, Journal of Law and Education, Vol. 35/1, 2006
- Music Composition, Sound Recordings and Digital Sampling in the 21st Century: A Legislative and Legal Framework to Balance Competing Interests, UCLA Entertainment Law Journal, Vol. 13/1, 2005
- Lecture, "Sampling and Copyright: Does 'Thou Shalt Not Steal' Infringe on Creativity?", University of Kentucky,
2007
- Lecture, "Sampling and Copyright: Does 'Thou Shalt Not Steal' Infringe on Creativity?", University of Iowa,
2007
- Lecture, "Sampling and Copyright: Does 'Thou Shalt Not Steal' Infringe on Creativity?", Middle Tennessee State University,
2006
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