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ADJUNCT LAW FACULTY
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Mark A. Fischer's law practice is focused on solving problems and making deals for innovative companies, institutions and individuals. Mr. Fischer's clients are typically in the creative industries such as new media, social networking, music, interactive entertainment, information technology, software, television, publishing and toys. He has particular experience in U.S. and international copyright, entertainment law, licensing, celebrity representation, copyright litigation, arbitration, open source, privacy and trademarks. He has a growing client base in the biotechnology and medical industries. Mr. Fischer teaches Advanced Copyright at Suffolk University Law School and has previously served as an adjunct faculty member, teaching entertainment law and IP courses, at Berklee College of Music, Boston College Law School, Northeastern University School of Law and New England School of Law. Mr. Fischer is a 1980 graduate of Boston College Law School and a magna cum laude graduate of Emerson College.
Degrees:
BA, Emerson College; JD, Boston College School of Law
Bar Admittance:
MA; NY
Subjects:
Advanced Copyright Law
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PERLE & WILLIAMS ON PUBLISHING LAW
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Aspen Law and Business,
3rd ed.
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(with Gabriel Perle and John Taylor Williams)
Social Networks: Taming the Wild,
12
:5 MANAGING PARTNER
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2010
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(Co-author with M. Sallay)
Revolutions All the Time,
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2009
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Do Attorneys Follow Their Own Copyright Advice?,
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2006
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(Co-author with P. Sennott)
The Power of the Click-Through Agreement from Licensing in the Boardroom,
INTELLECTUAL ASSET MANAGEMENT 47
(
2006
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Mr. Mark A. Fischer 
Suffolk
University Law School
120 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02108-4977
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