We have a program designed especially for those working with artists, scholars, musicians, filmmakers, and others through non-profit, pro bono programs.  

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You get:  

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Access to Durationator copyright reports for your clients. You have two options:

• Pay as you go, at a discounted non-profit rate, for the reports you need

• Purchase a plan, scaled to the size of your needs and institution, and specially priced for non-profits 

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Any pro bono community anywhere in the world can avail themselves of this opportunity, but you must have an attorney named who will review the reports.

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The Durationator community gets:  

 

• Shareable data: All searches run (including general information, but excluding personal information about the client) under the non-profit program becomes available for case studies, further research, and review.

• Volunteer hours: Each year, we take on a research project for the Durationator at the Copyright Research Lab. Each non-profit account must agree to donate ten hours per month of labor to our main project or to a project you suggest and we approve. (Labor can come from the staff of your organization or from your law students or clients.)

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We will also have opportunities for law students to come to New Orleans and work with other law students on our projects during the summer. 

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