Copyright Law

Catalog description

Course covers state, federal, and international schemes for protecting literary and artistic works, trade names, trademarks, and other intellectual properties, other than patents. Each student shall be required to write a substantial research paper in this course. Students confer individually with their professor for assessment of written work and then edit and rewrite the papers to produce works of such quality that they could be published as student notes in a law review. This course satisfies the requirement that a student take Advanced Legal Analysis and Writing to graduate. Legal Analysis and Writing I and II and Intellectual Property Law are prerequisites for this course.