Guide to copyright in France business, Internet and litigation

By:

Spitz, Brad

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TextPublication details: Netherland Wolters Kluwer 2015Description: xxxviii, 233p. illustrations ; 25 cmISBN:

9789041152879

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23 346.440482 SP-G

Contents:

Subsistence of copyright and neighboring rights -- Ownership -- Moral rights -- Economic rights -- Exploitation and contracts -- Litigation.

Summary: "Although the rudiments of copyright law in France, as elsewhere, derive from the Berne Convention, French law has developed in intricate ways that will be unfamiliar and unpredictable to lawyers from other countries. Given the universal accessibility of copyrighted material due to Internet transmission, intellectual property lawyers everywhere require a dependable source of information and guidance on how to handle copyright matters in this important jurisdiction. This thoroughly practical book supremely fills that need. From precise details on which laws apply in virtually any situation to specifics of litigation procedure, the author covers the entire field of copyright and neighbouring rights in France"--Back cover.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-228) and index.

Subsistence of copyright and neighboring rights -- Ownership -- Moral rights -- Economic rights -- Exploitation and contracts -- Litigation.

"Although the rudiments of copyright law in France, as elsewhere, derive from the Berne Convention, French law has developed in intricate ways that will be unfamiliar and unpredictable to lawyers from other countries. Given the universal accessibility of copyrighted material due to Internet transmission, intellectual property lawyers everywhere require a dependable source of information and guidance on how to handle copyright matters in this important jurisdiction. This thoroughly practical book supremely fills that need. From precise details on which laws apply in virtually any situation to specifics of litigation procedure, the author covers the entire field of copyright and neighbouring rights in France"--Back cover.

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