The GRAMMY Foundation, in concert with some of the nation’s most prominent entertainment attorneys, established the Entertainment Law Initiative (ELI) in 1998 to promote discussion and debate about the most compelling legal issues facing the music industry today. The initiative also endeavors to promote future careers in entertainment law by seeking out the nation’s top law students and giving them invaluable networking and educational opportunities.
The Entertainment Law Initiative Writing Competition invites law students to write a 3,000-word paper on a compelling legal topic facing the music industry today. The contest culminates with the winning student authors’ presenting their essays at the prestigious ELI luncheon.
First Place Winner receives $5,000. Four Second Place Winners receive $1,500. All Winners receive one GRAMMY Awards Show Ticket, Round-Trip Ticket to the GRAMMY Awards, Hotel Accommodations, one ticket to MusiCares, and Person of the Year Dinner.
For rules, important dates, and more information about the competition, click here, and to view past winning papers click here.
We encourage you to enter this exciting competition and wish you the best!
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