Commercial Law of Intellectual Property Book

In Commercial Law of Intellectual Property, you'll find detailed analysis of all applicable U.C.C. sections and other relevant legislation, as well as discussion of hundreds of cases in which intellectual property interests have been subject to U.C.C. provisions, with attention to such critical areas as:

• Proposed U.C.C. Article 2B, with practical analysis and consideration of the long-term implications for intellectual property licensing and particularly the protection of licensees
• Shrink-wrap and click-wrap license agreements
• Licenses and other licensing arrangements that some courts view as valid contracts and others do not
• Representation, fitness, and disclaimer of liability in warranties, with special reference to computer systems and other intellectual property sales, leases, and licenses
• Unconscionability in the formation of intellectual property sales agreements