LAW 823 - Copyright Law of the U.S. (Section: LS1)

Description: This in-depth analysis of U.S. copyright law includes the history of the law, from the first copyright statutes through the major revisions of the 1909 Act, the 1976 Act, and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998. Students explore legal issues relating to the registration process, defenses such as fair use and parody, and remedies for infringement. Terms for the licensing and/or transfer of copyright are also examined. Includes the impact of the use of digital media and the growth of the Internet on copyright protection. Intellectual Property LLM students are required to take this course, Trademark Law of the U.S., or Patent Law of the U.S.

Term: Summer San Francisco Law Session   Units: 3   Course Type(s): Intellectual Property Law, JD Elective, LLM Intellectual Property
Offered: Wednesday 3:30PM - 6:10PM , Thursday 12:30PM - 3:10PM from May 26, 2009 through July 24, 2009
Location: San Francisco
Meeting room: Building: 536 Mission St., Room 2321
Instructor: Warren Small
Capacity/Available: 15/11
Status: Open — register online »
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Syllabus: LLM-823 - Copyright Law (Summer 2009).pdf (posted Tuesday, May 26, 2009)

Current and planned sections:

	Term	Section	Location	Dates	Offered	Instructor	Syllabus
	09/FL	LSN	San Francisco	Aug 17 - Dec 12, 2009	Monday 6:30PM-9:10PM	Justin Beck

Previously offered sections:

	Term	Section	Location	Dates	Offered	Instructor	Syllabus
»	09/UL	LS1	San Francisco	May 26 - Jul 24, 2009	Wednesday 3:30PM-6:10PM Thursday 12:30PM-3:10PM	Warren Small