Litigation
Mar. 24, 2007
Deal Lets Joyce Scholar Publish
Stanford intellectual property expert Lawrence Lessig brokered a settlement between James Joyce’s heirs and a university colleague writing a book about the Irish scribe’s daughter. Lessig said the case is the first of many expected to be filed over the right to use copyrighted materials under the “fair use” doctrine.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A fight between a Stanford University English professor and the estate of famed Irish writer James Joyce over the use of Joyce family correspondence and writings in a scholarly work has been settled, the parties said Thursday.
Terms of the settlement allow Stanford professor and Joyce scholar Carol Shloss to publish her research in online and p...
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