The guide is designed to help lawyers and their clients steer a fully legal and trouble-free course through today's complex copyright environment and is stocked with practical case studies, time-saving checklists, savvy practice tips, and other legal aids.

Featuring vital coverage of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Copyright Law shows you how the DMCA has altered copyright law, what Internet-related activities constitute infringement, what kinds of e-mail transmissions are and aren't protected, when databases are copyrightable and how to protect online works.

Copyright Law is fully current with key case law, revealing what constitutes actionable infringement, who can sue and who can't, how to prove a prima facie case of infringement, how to use fair use and equitable defenses, how to use expert testimony and much more. Published and revised annually in one loose-leaf volume, with free revisions issued within three months of purchase, Copyright Law is $195 before PLI membership discount.

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