Intellectual Property: The Law of Copyrights, Patents and Trademarks (Hornbook Series Student Edition)

Rating:
Summary: Good from European point of view
Review: Intellectual property is now very different from 1997, when the comparable work of the eminent Paul Godstein was published.
The present work is a service for European lawyers, who must know rather much about the American legal tradition and be able to discern the similarities behind different concepts and the differences where one would not expect to find them.
The book is written in a lucid way avoiding extreme "legalese" and avoiding partisan tones. Readers might remember that here they are presented an outline for not very advanced lawyers - who naturally use Nimmer - Nimmer and the other vast works about IP.