What does the generalist in-house counsel need to know about copyright? While patents and trademarks often receive the lion’s share of an organization’s intellectual property focus, copyrights comprise a critical third prong to a healthy overarching IP strategy – even for companies whose products and services involve little or no content creation.
Foley Hoag LLP presented a webinar offering guidance for in-house counsel regarding copyright law, including the basics of U.S. copyright protection and registration, copyright disputes, copyright protection from a European perspective, and the interplay between copyright, the internet, and emerging technologies.
Topics Discussed
- Copyrightable subject matter many businesses forget to protect
- Copyright ownership: who owns what in the corporate environment?
- How and when to register copyrights
- What to do when your client is accused of infringement
- DMCA takedown basics
- The overlap between copyright and other forms of IP
- Copyright from the European perspective
- Recent important copyright developments
SPEAKERS
- David Kluft, Partner, Co-Chair, Advertising & Marketing Practice, Foley Hoag
- Joshua Jarvis, Partner, Co-Chair, Trademark, Copyright & Unfair Competition Practice, Foley Hoag
- Jenevieve Maerker, Counsel, Foley Hoag
- Marion Cavalier, Associate, Foley Hoag
- Nicole Kinsley, Associate, Foley Hoag
