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Inside Look at In-House 4

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Click through for more from Daily Fashion Report’s Laurel Marcus on our fourth annual in-house counsel panel!

Fashion Week is always a good time to check in with Professor Susan Scalfidi Fashion Law Institute at Fordham University. On Friday morning I did just that with “Inside Out 4,” a breakfast panel featuring seven seemingly bright-eyed lawyers discussing the invigorating question: “What Keeps Fashion’s In-House Counsel Awake at Night?” Undoubtedly these individuals often forgo their beauty rest due to a number of worries. Some examples of these include new and ever-changing technology (cybersecurity, A.I. for instance); complying with advertising regulations; securing customer privacy and big data; and the levying of international tariffs.

Others mentioned additional obstacles to getting some “shut-eye:” YouTubers posing as content creators, often in direct conflict with digital or print media; constantly trying to avoid missteps involving cultural appropriation; “inspiration” vs. copying issues; violations of copyrights on fashion and art; liability issues from loan agreements regarding fragile works of art or fashion; and class action wage lawsuits involving things as simple as employee bag searches which occur before time clocks are punched. Whew! I’m exhausted just listing these items.

Free Post-#MeToo Clinic CLE

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Join the Fashion Law Institute in supporting the Humans of Fashion Foundation and taking positive steps forward!  HOFF is preparing to launch an app to connect individuals from throughout the fashion industry with concerns about harassment to the help they need -- whether legal, medical, therapeutic, or eventually mentorship.  

If you are an attorney willing to volunteer to conduct intake interviews with people seeking help, please join us for a training session conducted with the assistance of the NYC Commission on Human Rights.

DATE: Wednesday, July 11
TIME: 6:00-8:00pm, with reception starting at 5:30pm
PLACE: Fordham Law School, 150 W. 62nd Street

There is no charge for this event, but please register to reserve your space and to volunteer.  Participants will receive 2 hours of NYS CLE credit.

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NYC Acts on #MeToo Reform Recommendations

Three images: NYC First Lady Chirlane McCray hightlights Denim Day at Gracie Mansion; Fashion Law Institute logo pin with official NYC anti-harassment button; New York City Commission on Human Rights Deputy Commission Dana Sussman and her newborn

On Wednesday, April 25, Professor Susan Scafidi and Associate Director Jeff Trexler joined New York City First Lady Chirlane McCray and the New York City Commission on Human Rights at a special event in Gracie Mansion to mark the release of the Commission’s new report, “Combating Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: Trends and Recommendations Based on 2017 Public Hearing Testimony.” The report makes multiple references to the Fashion Law Institute’s recommendations for legal reform, a number of which were also adopted by the New York City Council in its landmark Stop Sexual Harassment in NYC Act.

The report and selections from the Act can be found below, along with our written testimony and the transcript of the spoken testimony at the 2017 NYCCHR hearing. Pictured above: First Lady McCray shows her jeans to highlight Denim Day; the Fashion Law Institute’s logo pin with the official NYCCHR pin in the campaign against sexual harassment; and NYCCHR Deputy Commissioner Dana Sussman and her newborn daughter, empowering the new generation!

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