Understanding U.S. Intellectual Property Law

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What is Intellectual Property Law?

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Intellectual property law protects the creative and innovative works of individuals and businesses. It aims to provide incentives for creators to develop new ideas, products, and processes.

Types of Intellectual Property Law

Intellectual Property Law Basics

Copyright law protects original literary works, such as books and music. Patents protect inventions, including new products and processes. Trademarks protect distinctive signs and symbols.

The purpose of intellectual property law is to balance individual rights with the need for public access to information and creativity.