Copyright: Cases and Materials

by Sheldon W. Halpern

The authors have prepared a casebook providing a comprehensive treatment of the subject, rather than a broad overview as part of a more general "intellectual property" treatment or a detailed encyclopedic treatise or handbook. Their work is neither a handbook on the how-to's of a copyright nor a metaphysical analysis of guiding principles, although readers will develop facility with the details as well as an understanding of the broad principles. Enables students to develop the analytic tools needed to deal with copyright. Intended for use in a course or seminar focusing on the complex, intriguing, and volatile subject of copyright.

663 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2001