This recognition means that Entertainment Law takes on a wide variety of legal topics save one very important one which is crucial to the practice of entertainment law. This means the practitioner should regularly peruse industry periodicals, know who's who as well as understand the history of the industry, its present and future course. Entertainment Law understates this concept. Since this book gets down on the boards with the hoofers, it is easy to read and understand. The thoroughness of the work inspires confidence that the authors know their subject.
Attorneys naturally underutilize forms on paper.
Entry into the computer is a time consuming task. Issuing forms in an electronic format would increase their utility many times over their current usefulness. For the entertainment law practitioner, Entertainment Law will serve as a fine reference in litigation and negotiation. The authors' contributions as a resource on the various aspects of entertainment law deserve credit before the main title. Let's call it Selz, Simensky and Acton Present Entertainment Law .