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Intellectual Property: Answers to Your Questions about Trademarks, Copyrights, Trade Secrets, and Patents

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Intellectual Property answers questions relating to  the highly complex laws governing trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and patents. Presented in question-and-answer format for easy navigation, Intellectual Property is a valuable resource for in-house counsel, other lawyers who do not specialize in intellectual property subjects, local and state government officials, and business professionals.

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Benefits

  • Answers frequently asked questions in plain language
  • Offers succinct definitions of copyright, trademark, trade secret, and patent, plus detailed information on how the law applies to each
  • Discusses how the registration process works in various jurisdictions in the U.S.
  • Provides information on how to protect intellectual property in a foreign jurisdiction
  • Explains the use of non-disclosure and non-competition agreements
  • Examines ways to protect customer and supplier lists

Topic Areas

  • Basis of trademark law and how it has evolved
  • Copyright marks, including letters, numbers, colors, slogans, and symbols
  • Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998
  • Distinctions between authorship and ownership
  • How the international patent system works
  • How to apply for and register a copyright
  • How to protect a trade secret that must be disclosed to an employee
  • How to search for patents
  • How trade secrets can be lost
  • Inventions that are created by employees on company time
  • Licensing pitfalls
  • The distinction between copyright law and trade secret law
  • The protection of business names
  • What records inventors should keep
  • When a trademark is considered abandoned or infringed, and what remedies are possible
  • When and why to apply for registration
  • When material does not qualify for copyright protection
  • Whether or not third-party assignees can file patent applications

Features

Case Studies Illustrate how the law is being applied across the country
Extensive Citations Facilitate further research
Practice Hints Assist lawyers as they prepare their cases

Other Formats

This product is only available in loose-leaf format.

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