Important info about technical requirements and access
Mr. Naylor will be speaking using Second Life's built-in VOICE-CHAT capability. Please ensure that your system allows you to hear voice-chat and is configured ahead of time.
If you are not yet a Second Life user:
It is very, very important to download the Second Life software, create your account, and familiarize yourself with navigation and other controls ahead of time. This process can take 15 minutes to an hour or more, depending on your familiarity with navigating in 3-D virtual environments. Second Life has a particularly steep "learning curve" even compared to other virtual worlds or games you may have tried.
Unfortunately the organizers will not be assist you with technical problems during the event.
Download the Second Life software
Virtual Worlds Legal Issues
David Naylor ('Solomon Cortes')
Date: July 15, 2008
Time: 12 noon (Pacific Daylight Time)
Location: SLBA Office
Continuing education credits available:
1 hour California MCLE (Provider: Fitz2 Consulting, provider no. 14547)
1 hour England and Wales CPD
Cost: Free
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Course Description
Three-dimensional virtual worlds such as Second Life are already being used for both business and pleasure, and their use in business, communications and e-commerce is projected to grow. Lawyer David Naylor (SL: 'Solomon Cortes') will discuss how existing law applies to virtual worlds and the possible legal developments arising out of their use.
Mr. Naylor is a partner with the European law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP. FFW was the first large firm to open an office in Second Life. Mr. Naylor specializes in working with technology, media, communications and IP-focused businesses and investors. He is also the 2007-08 President of the SL Bar Association.