COPYRIGHT
By Scott Shaw The Copyright Act allows two types of registrations for collections of visual art designs: group registrations or single work registrations. Many people, including some courts, still misunderstand the requirements for registering "collections" of visual art designs as copyrighted works. In 2005, the Third Circuit correctly analyzed the group registration requirements for visual art designs. In Kay Berry Inc. v. Taylor Gif...
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