Subjects:

Intellectual Property Law

Contents:

Introduction: Nature of the technology. Nature of intellectual property rights and their application to computer technology. Copyright and designs. Patents. Trade secrets and confidential information. Trade marks and passing off. The legal protection of semiconductor chips. Enforcement. Emerging issues.

Out of Print Baker & McKenzie's Guide analyses the relationship between intellectual property rights and information technology, including copyright, patents, trade marks and trade secrets. Adapted from Chapter 2 of Sweet & Maxwell's Encyclopedia of Information Technology Law it offers practitioners access to the Encyclopedia's authoritative and thorough analysis at a highly affordable price.

• Practical analysis of how to protect IT rights under all areas of IP law
• Detailed coverage taken from the leading practitioner reference work on IT law
• Covers international issues in each rights area.