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  • Oklahoma's Entertainment Industry Overtime Exemption Laws

    The state of Oklahoma does not provide specific regulations for any type of overtime pay. Instead, Oklahoma relies on the federal Fair Labor Standards Act to determine if an employer complies with overtime laws. According to the FLSA, employees covered by the Act must receive at least 1 1/2 times their regular rate of pay for working an excess of 40 hours a week. The FLSA, however, provides exceptions for certain employees in the entertainment industry.

  • Top Schools for Media & Entertainment Law

    If you are interested in attending law school with a focus in media and entertainment law, you may want to consider one of the country's highest ranking law schools for intellectual property. It's not a surprise that most leading law schools for media and entertainment are located in the entertainment capitols of the world, California and New York. For 2011, the "U.S. News & World Report" has ranked the University of California-Berkley, Stanford University and New York University in the top 10 of law schools in the country.

  • How to Study Entertainment Law

    Entertainment law covers a broad range of areas, such as representing actors in negotiations, drafting a licensing agreement for a film and protecting an artist's intellectual property. While many law schools offer a course in entertainment law, a growing number offer specialized programs dedicated to the research and practice of all aspects of entertainment law.

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