Civil Litigation,
Intellectual Property,
Entertainment & Sports
Oct. 12, 2017
There are only 12 notes, in so many octaves
Ultimately, music is finite, and the repetition of themes, genres and even note sequences is inevitable. Courts need to "unblur" the line of expression in music as they have in other creative areas.
Delia Ramirez
Of Counsel
Hakimi Law, PC.
5500 Eucalyptus Dr Apt 831
American Canyon , CA 94503-1178
Phone: (415) 255-4503
Email: delia@hakimilaw.com
Golden Gate Univ SOL
LEGAL ENTERTAINMENT
Copyright is a complex area of law that covers a vast number of different types of creative works. As technology advances, the number of types of creative works increase, and in turn so does the opportunity for infringement. Even after over a hundred years, copyright analyses are inconsistent among each type of artistic work, and even more so within the realm of music.
Copyright protects ...
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