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						<span class="Caption">Alexander Murphy Jr. at the 2013 Sports and Entertainment Law Association CLE in the Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom.</span>
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		</div>Widener Law Adjunct Professor and entertainment lawyer, <a href="/Academics/Faculty/ProfilesDeAdj/MurphyAlexander.aspx">Alexander Murphy Jr.</a> '76 served as the course planner, moderator, and a presenter for a Pennsylvania Bar Institute continuing legal education program titled Entertainment Law in the 21st Century that took place on Thursday, October 2 at the CLE Conference Center of the Wanamaker Building in Philadelphia.<br><br>The program faculty from the entertainment industry addressed and presented a real-world analysis of emerging issues and challenges in film, music, fair use, entertainment litigation, and entertainment ethics.<br><br>Mr. Murphy partnered with Timothy D. Chambers, film producer, writer and director, and reviewed the legal and business issues involved in the making of the motion-picture, “The Mighty Macs”. Other faculty presenters for the program included Julie A. Ahrens, Esq., Director of Copyright &amp; Fair Use Center for Internet &amp; Society at Stanford Law School, Stanford, CA; Steven T. Lowe, Esq., Lowe &amp; Associates, Los Angeles, CA; and Professor John P. Sahl, University of Akron, Akron, OH.