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Phillip Hill is an attorney with deep experience in media, entertainment, sports, and technology. Phillip’s practice focuses on litigation, counseling, transactions, and regulatory matters in…

Phillip Hill is an attorney with deep experience in media, entertainment, sports, and technology. Phillip’s practice focuses on litigation, counseling, transactions, and regulatory matters in the fields of copyright, trademark, right of publicity, art, and cyber law. Phillip represents and advises clients in a wide range of industries, including music, media and entertainment, technology, metaverse, NFTs, video games, sports, live event production, film/television, theater, fashion, print publishing, visual art, consumer products, financial services, private equity, real estate, and healthcare.

Phillip is an active member of the American Bar Association, where he is the Chair of the Music and Performing Arts Committee. He also represents and advises non-profit corporations and individuals in a variety of pro bono matters, including songwriters and recording artists, music venues, orchestras, museums, comic book artists, micro-entrepreneurs, asylum applicants, and civil rights organizations. He also is active in educational efforts, including courses on “The Law of Music” at the New England Conservatory and Carnegie Hall, and Harvard Law School's "CopyrightX" course.

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Updated September 20, 2024.  Originally posted September 11, 2024.

On September 17, California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signed two bills into law that limit the creation or use of “digital replicas,” making California the latest state to establish new protections for performers, artists, and other employees in response to the rise of AI-generated content.  These state efforts come as Congress considers the NO FAKES Act (S. 4875), introduced by Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) on July 31, which would establish a federal “digital replication right” over individual’s own digital replicas and impose liability on persons who knowingly create, display, or distribute digital replicas without consent from the right holder.

About

Phillip Hill is an attorney with deep experience in media, entertainment, sports, and technology. Phillip’s practice focuses on litigation, counseling, transactions, and regulatory matters in…

Phillip Hill is an attorney with deep experience in media, entertainment, sports, and technology. Phillip’s practice focuses on litigation, counseling, transactions, and regulatory matters in the fields of copyright, trademark, right of publicity, art, and cyber law. Phillip represents and advises clients in a wide range of industries, including music, media and entertainment, technology, metaverse, NFTs, video games, sports, live event production, film/television, theater, fashion, print publishing, visual art, consumer products, financial services, private equity, real estate, and healthcare.

Phillip is an active member of the American Bar Association, where he is the Chair of the Music and Performing Arts Committee. He also represents and advises non-profit corporations and individuals in a variety of pro bono matters, including songwriters and recording artists, music venues, orchestras, museums, comic book artists, micro-entrepreneurs, asylum applicants, and civil rights organizations. He also is active in educational efforts, including courses on “The Law of Music” at the New England Conservatory and Carnegie Hall, and Harvard Law School's "CopyrightX" course.

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