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'An entertaining legal dictionary with a difference.' – BabyBarista website 'Intellectual property has a vast, perplexing and diverse vocabulary, and this enriching Dictionary provides a starting point for understanding new concepts and crafting precise definitions to meet the needs of a particular case. . . well worth a read.' – IPKat 'Dr Groves set himself the monumental task of assembling a work that would be both a dictionary of the most important terms in intellectual property law and a ready resource for IP students and practitioners worldwide. He has succeeded admirably: his book not only covers the field but also glitters with unexpected delights (the entry on "goodwill" is a must-read). This compendium is essential for the desktop (or laptop) of anyone whose work involves intellectual property.' – Robert C. Cumbow, Graham & Dunn PC, US 'Confused between community patent review and community patents? Lost in a thicket of dockets, rocket or otherwise? Let Peter Groves' Dictionary of Intellectual Property Law be your guide. Filling almost 500 often lighthearted, occasionally acerbic, but invariably fact-packed pages, the book takes you from the ActionAid Chip and the Air Pirates case through BIRPI, Cognating, Dockets, Evergreening; Jepson, Pedrick's cat and Simkins; PHOSITA, Trundlehumpers, the verb "to Uncopyright" and X-Patents, all the way to Zwart maken. Essential reading.' – David Musker, Partner, RGC Jenkins & Co. 'Do not be put off by the word "dictionary". This is a fascinating, witty and erudite little volume, packed with interesting and useful information on the whole gamut of intellectual property. It leaves one (this one anyway) hungering for more and wanting to delve more deeply into fields that have nothing to do with earning one's daily bread.' – Tony McStea, Senior Patent Attorney, Global Patents, Givaudan Schweiz AG 'This work is splendid. As an intellectual property litigator I ask, "why did no-one do it before"? Was it for lack of the creative idea, or did no-one have the diligence and erudition of Peter Groves to perfect it? and now that it has been done, we will wonder how we managed without it.' – Jonathan Turner, Barrister Intellectual property has a vast, perplexing and diverse vocabulary, and this enriching Dictionary provides a starting point for understanding new concepts and crafting precise definitions to meet the needs of a particular case. Not only are new words and phrases being coined as technology changes and the law follows, but also the international scope of intellectual property means that IP lawyers will encounter foreign words and phrases. With over 1000 expressions defined clearly and entertainingly, this book should be the first reference point to understanding intellectual property terminology. It will be particularly helpful to practitioners when they encounter expressions they have not seen before which they need to understand the true meaning and definition of. Students finding unfamiliar terminology and concepts will also appreciate the instant explanation available from this essential resource.
Dictionary, definitions, copyright, intellectual property, industrial property, and patent law, USA.
'This book is unique in this reviewer's experience of reference books: it is highly informative, written in an easy-to-understand style, clearly presented and extremely funny!! the author has ranged far and wide in terms of topic and scope to make a very useful collection of short entries that cover this very extensive topic in a limited number of pages. . . this book will make any diligent researcher smile (I guarantee it). Groves uses humour to help the user become familiar with unfamiliar terms and the technique is one that others might follow with benefit. . . An excellent contribution to the understanding of a complex legal topic. Well worth the money for any large public library, academic library serving law, engineering, business, commerce or the creative arts and a must for any legal library.' - Graham P. Cornish, Managing Information
Privilege to Compete; Obtaining Trademark Rights; Types of Trademarks; Shape, Color and Trade Dress; Trademark Infringement; Dilution; Permissible Uses of Another's Mark; Copyrightable Subject Matter; Publication; Copyright Formalities; Joint Works and Works Made for Hire; Rights of Copyright Owners; Copyright Infringement; Fair Use; Misappropriation Doctrine; Right of Publicity; Preemption of State Law; Types of Patents; Patent-Eligible Subject Matter; Novelty; Statutory Bar; Non-Obviousness; Utility; Patent Application Procedure; Patent Infringement; Trade Secret Law; State False Advertising and Disparagement Law; Lanham Act Claims for False Advertising and Disparagement; F.T.C. Unfairness Doctrine; F.T.C. Deception Doctrine; Advertising Substantiation; F.T.C. Remedies; F.T.C. Rule-making; Consumer Remedies; Price Discrimination Under the Robinson-Patman Act; Harm to Primary-Line Competition; Harm to Secondary-Line Competition; Cost Justification and Meeting Competition Defenses; Advertising Allowances; Buyer Liability for Price Discrimination.
Licensing and Intellectual Property Law Desk Reference puts over 1,700 legal and technical terms at your fingertips. Definitions are drawn from case decisions, federal and state laws, government regulations and official documents whenever possible. The result is a invaluable resource that lets you advise clients confidently, draft stronger contracts and litigate cases using the most up-to-date and accurate terminology backed by legal precedent. More than just a lexicon, this versatile reference includes concise discussions of key cases, sample contract clauses, and much more - all extensively cross-referenced so you can: Save hours of tedious research Access detailed answers quickly Use technical terms with legal precision Prepare iron-clad agreements Respond quickly to courtroom queries
This powerful compendium details nearly 700 words and phrases on patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, entertainment, and computer law, plus related technical terms. The author explains terms from the familiar to the peculiar, including vital terms from the GATT-TRIPs agreement. Each entry features: -- relevant area of intellectual property law -- meaning and significance -- fully annotated with cases, statutes, regulations, treaties, and bibliographic citations -- cross-references to other entries A table of cases allows quick reference to the more than 800 court decisions cited and excerpted.