Louise Nemschoff

Background

Nemschoff, Louise was born on September 12, 1950 in San Francisco, California, United States. Daughter of Joel Y. and Helene (Loeb) Nemschoff.

Education

Harvard University (Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, 1972). Yale University (Juris Doctor, 1975).

Career

Admitted to the bar, 1975, California. Phi Beta Kappa. Author: "A Rose By Any Other Name: The United States. and Moral Rights", 1995. "Intellectual Property", Women's Legal Desk Reference, 1994.

"Registration of Copyrights in Textile Designs", Visual Artists Manual, 1994. "Authorship and Employment: Life in the Entertainment Industry after CCNV v. Reid", 4 Ent. L. Rev.

(UK) 80, 1993; "Border Skirmishes at the Fair Use Outpost: The Boundary Between Copyright and the First Amendment," Creative Restraints on the Entertainment Industry, 1991. Co-Author: "Back to the Future: Exploiting Vintage Films in the Public Domain," Los Angeles Lawyer, Volume 10, No. 3, May, 1987. Arbitrator, American Film Marketing Association, 1992—.

I Member: Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County (Member: Board of Trustees, 1994—. Chair, Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Section, 1993-1994). International Association of Entertainment Lawyers (Executive Committee, 1993—) and International Bar Associations.

State Bar of California. Los Angeles Copyright Society.

Achievements

• Bar: California 1975.

Membership

Member Los Angeles County Bar Association (intellectual property section, chair1993-1994, trustee since 1994), International Bar Association, Beverly Hills Bar Association, International Association Entertainment Lawyers (Executive Committee since 1992), Copyright Society, Women in Film (board directors 1980-1988, vice president 1987-1988).

Connections

Father:

Joel Y. Nemschoff

Mother:

Helene (Loeb) Nemschoff