Intellectual Property Deskbook for the Business Lawyer: A Transactions-Based Guide to Intellectual Property Law, Fourth Edition

In its fourth edition, this best-selling guide for general practitioners, business lawyers, and corporate counsel provides a practical reference for lawyers who need to understand intellectual property issues that arise in various business contexts. This edition is expanded to include three new chapters: IP assignments; music licensing; and IP issues that arise in advertising.

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This updated guide a valuable and practical ""go-to"" reference for lawyers who need quick access to learn and understand the intellectual property (IP) issues that affect business dealings. Included are three new chapters on IP assignments; music licensing; and IP issues that arise in advertising, as well as recent changes to the existing 20 chapters. Each chapter of the book focuses on a particular business transaction, from IP issues related to business start-ups and real-estate transactions to IP issues that arise in mergers and acquisitions and bankruptcy proceedings. Lawyers will gain invaluable insight into various topics, including start-up companies, security interests, licensing, due diligence, bankruptcy, antitrust law, real property transactions, probate and trust law, advertising, music licensing, and much more.

The IP Deskbook now reflects the knowledge, experience, and insights of over 55 experienced attorneys from many successful law firms and companies, law professors, and a judge. The book contains 23 chapters that are short and readable and include “Traps for the Unwary” and practice tips shared from years of experience. Business lawyers who confront IP issues regularly or from time to time will benefit from this comprehensive resource.

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