Categories:Intellectual Property
Showstoppers: the effect of bankruptcy on intellectual property licenses
The entertainment and publishing industries are built upon various intellectual property rights — principally copyright and trademark, but also the rights of privacy and publicity. Taken together, features of intellectual property tend to confound the process of marshalling assets in bankruptcy since licensed intellectual property can be viewed as an asset of both the licensor and the licensee.
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Briefings from Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle
The road to international copyright and trademark protection in the US
US copyright and trademark law is now much closer to that of Europe, but key differences remain.
International corporate rescue: intellectual property licenses and US bankruptcy law
The treatment of intellectual property licenses under US bankruptcy law
