Corey Silverstein's 'Age Verification' Webinar Now Streaming

Corey Silverstein's 'Age Verification' Webinar Now Streaming

LOS ANGELES — Adult industry attorney Corey D. Silverstein's latest "Legal Impact" webinar, titled "Age Verification Legislation: What the &^$% is Going On," is now available for streaming.

The event, sponsored by YourPaysitePartner, originally livestreamed on Mar. 20. Moderator Dr. Chauntelle Tibbals was joined by attorney Lawrence Walters, producer/performer Charlie Forde, and Grooby CEO Steven Grooby. XBIZ is the exclusive media sponsor of the webinar series.

"All too often, we find ourselves ‘surprised by’ and reacting to mainstream initiatives levied in opposition of our community — even those that come under the guise of protecting fragile, vulnerable populations," said Tibbals. "The notion that we need to take action as a community, in spite of differences we may have amongst ourselves, is vital to the sustained wellness and success of the adult entertainment industry."

Silverstein enthused about the event.

"I was thrilled to have had the opportunity to put together this panel of industry superstars," he said. "The discussion of age verification in the adult industry needs to be proactive versus reactive, and the fact that so many states are racing to pass new age verification laws proves that very fact."

The event recording can be viewed on XBIZ.tv and YouTube.

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