Attorney Madeline G. Diamont Speaks at Quinnipiac School of Law's Panel Discussion: Star Power, Stolen Sound: Protecting Celebrity Voices from A.I.

On Thursday, November 5, Attorney Madeline G. Diamont spoke at a panel discussion entitled Star Power, Stolen Sound: Protecting Celebrity Voices from A.I., hosted by Quinnipiac School of Law's Intellectual Property Law Society and Sports and Entertainment Law Society. Madeline joined Professors Kevin Casini, Esq. and Caroline Carroll, Esq. in speaking to students about AI and artists' rights. They discussed the role that trademark, right of publicity, and copyright laws can play in protecting individuals' voices and likenesses in the age of generative AI. 

Madeline Diamont is a member of the firm’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution and Municipal groups. Her practice encompasses a wide range of matters, including land use issues, collections, and condominium disputes.  Madeline has also conducted significant research in the areas of employment law, landlord-tenant disputes, real property, and the Freedom of Information Act. In law school, she focused her extracurricular studies and educational experience primarily on intellectual property, namely trademark and copyright law. Madeline is a member of the Board of Directors for the Barnum Museum Foundation, Inc.

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