Navigating the World of Motorsports Law

Motorsports law covers everything from contracts and sponsorships, to compliance, risk management, and intellectual property, drawing in lawyers from a wide range of practice areas. In this program, a new panel of experienced attorneys will share how their involvement in motorsports has influenced their careers and offer practical strategies for building and supporting clients.

Panel speakers include: Alen Cisja, National Hot Rod Association; Riley Kelloway, Law Student at University of New Hampshire; Angela Krahulik, Ice Miller LLP; Michele Martell, Martell Media House PLLC

Key Takeaways:

• Identify the primary areas of practice for motorsports lawyers
• Distinguish between non-firm, large-firm, solo/small firm, and in-house motorsports practices
• Evaluate strategies for attorneys to develop motorsports clients 

We hope you'll join us online for this insightful webinar! The program also provides an opportunity to learn more about the field of motorsports law before considering attending The Racing Attorney Conference (TRAC) in April. This year's conference will be held in Daytona Beach, Florida, and is already shaping up to be our best one yet!

This program has been approved for credit in the following jurisdiction(s):

Indiana Office of Admissions and Continuing Education

Credit has been approved with the Indiana Office of Admissions and Continuing Education for 1.00 General credit and 1.00 Speaker General credit.

Zoom Webinar

A link to connect will be provided in the registration confirmation email.

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