Teaching Cases in Intellectual Property Law: A Reference Book for Legal Education

Author: Chen Jianmin
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: To complement the teaching of intellectual property law, the editor has selected a targeted portion of cases from hundreds of examples and made necessary editing and rewriting based on teaching needs, providing them for use by instructors and students studying intellectual property law. The features of this book lie in: each case not only includes the specific facts but also provides analysis, understanding, and discussion of the facts, consciously guiding readers to think through the difficulties in teaching. The cases selected in this book are all real cases, with the intention of using them to analyze, understand, and solve the challenges in the teaching process. Therefore, the cases in the entire book are basically open-ended, allowing every reader to participate in discussions and express their own opinions. The cases selected in this book are divided into four parts: Copyright Law, Patent Law, Trademark Law, and Other Cases.