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Intellectual Property Law For The General Practitioner
Intellectual Property Law For The General Practitioner

 

DVDs and Course Book

This October 31, 2013, 3.3-hour program by Michael J. Hutter, Esquire, offers a thorough review of intellectual property law for the general practitioner. Mr. Hutter is Professor of Law at Albany Law School and Special Counsel to the Albany law firm of Powers & Santola, LLP.

Topics include:

Protecting Intellectual Property

Trademarks

• definitions, sources of protection, nature and scope

• protective subject matter

• source identifying function: distinctiveness

• use and priority

• registration under the Lanham Act

• enforcement

Trade Secret Appropriation

•sources of protection

• protectable subject matter

• economic value, secrecy, reasonable efforts to maintain secrecy

•misappropriation, remedies

Copyright

• sources of copyright law

• copyright basics and requirements

• exclusive rights of the owner, infringement

• copyright myths

Patents

• sources of patent law

• patent basics

• patentable subject matter

• patentability requirements

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Price: $129.00