March 09, 2020 Season 2, Ep. 2 Clips4Sale Legal Zone Series #10: California’s AB2389 – Sex Worker Permit Bill Clips4Sale is excited to bring you another installment of “The Clips4Sale Legal Zone, with Neil and attorney Corey D. Silverstein” – from Monday March 9th at 4 pm EST. We will also be welcoming back special guest attorney Lawrence Walters. Neil is the founder and leader of Clips4Sale, the industry’s most long-standing and successful space to sell clips online.Corey is the industry’s premiere IT attorney, representing community members from all corners of the space. Together, they will break down relevant legal issues shaping the adult industry – and your business – today, with a live Q&A occurring throughout! The March 9th episode was special – and especially important – one as Neil and Corey unpacked California’s controversial AB2389, known as the Sex Worker Permit bill. This bill would prohibit adult entertainers and/or performers from working at an adult entertainment business or working in an adult entertainment video unless they have received a certificate of training completion regarding their employment rights, as specified. During the episode, we broke down some of the more relevant pieces of the bill, including, the bill’s history, its implications, and why this is a direct attack on free speech.We also discussed actions we as a community can take to help combat this bill. “The State of California continues its seemingly endless attacks on the adult entertainment industry with its newest bill, AB2389,” Corey D. Silverstein stated. “This recent attack on free speech and adult entertainment workers in California may be the most brazen yet as apparently the State of California wants to dictate whether or not an adult entertainer has the right to consensually engage in adult entertainment.” This is a very important topic that has the potential to impact everyone in our community. More on AB2389:https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-02-29/porn-actors-los-angeles-state-registry-bill