10 June 2020 - Marijn Kingma

IAEL at MIDEM 2020, the digital edition

MIDEM 2020, for the first time ever a digital edition, is a wrap. The International Association of Entertainment Lawyers , IAEL, brought you sneak peeks from the IAEL’s 2020-2021 Book ‘Nationalism versus Globalism’. The session featured individual presentations of the authors on Brexit and the entertainment industry, attempts at regulating fake news online, and the environmental impacts of recorded music and a panel discussion on data protection and the global effects of the European Union’s GDPR.

The individual presentations and the panel are now online!

Co-Chairs: William Genereux, Owner, Genereux Law (Canada); and Marijn Kingma, Partner, Höcker (Netherlands).Speakers: Adam Rendle, Partner, Taylor Wessing (UK); Jen Clarke, Associate, Swan Turton (UK); Priscilla Mattison, of Counsel, Resnick PC (US); Leticia Carneiro Murta Goyanes Advogados (Brazil); Bill Hochberg, Rosenfeld, Meyer & Susman (US); Tim Toohey, Greenberg Glusker (US).

Marijn Kingma

Marijn is an incisive attorney with a wide range of interests. She specializes in information law, with a focus on copyright and privacy-related issues. Marijn enjoys getting stuck into intricate cases and takes a particular interest in matters of public interest, such as the Urgenda climate case.
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Marijn Kingma

Marijn is an incisive attorney with a wide range of interests. She specializes in information law, with a focus on copyright and privacy-related issues. Marijn enjoys getting stuck into intricate cases and takes a particular interest in matters of public interest, such as the Urgenda climate case.
Sneak preview of the 2020 – 2021 IAEL book: Nationalism vs globalism
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