Copyright Law
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Copyright Law

by Michael Carroll, Craig Joyce, Tyler Ochoa

Law academic Intellectual Property
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Copyright Law by Michael Carroll, Craig Joyce, and Tyler Ochoa delivers a thorough exploration of intellectual property principles. This essential resource covers the legal foundations, rights of creators, and the balance between protection and public interest, making it invaluable for legal education and practice.

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Copyright Law offers an in-depth examination of the foundational aspects of intellectual property rights. Authored by Michael Carroll, Craig Joyce, and Tyler Ochoa, this book provides essential insights into the legal framework governing creative works.

The text covers core concepts such as originality, fixation, and the rights of authors and creators. It addresses how copyright law balances protection with public access to knowledge and culture.

Designed for students, practitioners, and scholars, the book emphasizes practical understanding of statutory provisions and case law developments in the field.

Through clear explanations, it highlights the evolving nature of copyright in response to technological advancements and global influences.

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