What with all the in-game items and money of massively multiplayer games being auctioned off for real money, lawyers have to meet and discuss the pro nolo and habeas absentia dictums and whatnot. There are ramifications involved here that require precedents and majority opinions. So all that is being worked out this weekend at the second annual State of Play conference at the New York Law School in Tribeca. Stop in and say hi, and maybe visit panels on "Virtual World Governance and Democracy" and "Dispute Resolution and Trust Building in Virtual Worlds".

State of Play II [NYLS]

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