Intellectual Property
Sep. 11, 2012
Termination of transfers under copyright law
If your client falls within the scope of federal copyright law, there could be a windfall in your client's future - or years of complex litigation. By Ivan Hoffman
If you are a practitioner with clients who have interests in and to copyrights or agreements relating to copyrights including but not limited to clients who are: (i) authors, writers, songwriters, recording artists, record producers or engineers or artists; (ii) assignees, grantees, licensees or other transferees of rights in copyrights such as book publishers, music publishers, record companies or the like; (iii) parties to or children of a divor...
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