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Computer Software Protection/ Liability/ Law/Forms

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Format: Binder/Looseleaf
Brand: Clark Boardman Callaghan
Copyright: 1997-2019
Service #: 13512886
Sub #: 13512885
Publication frequency: Updated twice yearly
Update method: Replacement pages

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Computer Software Protection/ Liability/ Law/Forms

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Computer Software: Protection/Liability/Law/Forms discusses issues relating to computer software and the often–obscure intersections between intellectual property law and contract, tax, and consumer law. This work:

    • Explains the legal, business, and tax issues affecting software-related dealings

    • Provides more than 100 customizable sample forms and documents, which are accompanied by commentary and cautions

    • Examines intellectual property, contract, tax, regulatory, tort, and consumer law

    • Discusses software publishing, custom development, and licensing

Topics include:
    • Avenues of appeal if the U.S. Copyright Office refuses to register a copyright claim

    • Dangers of software developers losing trade secrets when state and local governments license software

    • The final Shareware Regulations governing the recordation of documents pertaining to computer software

    • Problem of “false positive” indications from computer virus detection programs

    • Income characterization and tips on how to qualify for capital gains treatment

    • Restrictive agreements in employment contracts

    • International licensing and the sale of software