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Patry on Copyright provides an encyclopedic analysis of copyright, placing court opinions and statutes in their real-world context.

A multivolume set, Patry on Copyright is cited as an authority on copyright by state and federal courts, including every federal court of appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court. It contains:

Complete legislative and statutory history for relevant provisions
Circuit-by-circuit breakdown of caselaw on pertinent litigation issues
Comprehensive coverage of U.S. copyright law, including the latest court decisions, relevant statutes, regulations, treaties, and legislative histories
Extensive discussion of remedial, jurisdictional, choice of law, and international issues unparalleled in any other legal work
Sandra Day O'Connor's foreword discussing a number of copyright decisions, including Harper & Row, where she cited the author's work

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Volume 1
Chapter
1. Historical Background
2. Statutory Interpretation
Volume 2
1. Copyrightable Material
2. Noncopyrightable Material
3. Ownership of Copyright
Volume 3
1. Formalities
2. Duation
3. Overview of Exclusive Rights
4. The Reproduction Right
Volume 4
1. The Fair-Use Defense
  Appendix
  1. Statutory Evolution of Section 107
  2. Legislative Reports on Fair Use
  3. Statutory Evolution of Sections 108(f)(2) and (4)
  4. Legislative Reports on Sections 108(f)(2) and (4)
  5. Statutory Evolution of Section 118(f)
  6. Legislative Reports on Section 118(f)
  7. Statutory Evolution of Sections 504(c)(2)(i) and (ii)
  8. Legislative Reports on Sections 504(c)(2)(i) and (ii)
  9. Visual Artists' Rights Act of 1990
  10. Legislative Report on Visual Artists' Rights Act of 1990
  11. Fair Use of Unpublished Works
  12. Legislative Reports on Fair Use of Unpublished Works
2. Further Exceptions to the Reproduction Right
3. Derivative Works
4. Section 106(3): The Right to Distribute Copies of the Work
5. The Right to Publicly Perform the Work
Volume 5
1. The Right to Display Publicly the Work
2. The Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990
3. Jurisdiction, Venue, and Forum Non Conveniens
4. Preemption of Other Laws
Volume 6
1. Pleading
2. Statute of Limitations
3. Parties
4. Remedies
Volume 7
1. International Copyright
2. The GATT Amendments: The Uruguay Round Agreements Act
  1. Uruguay Round Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, Including Trade in Counterfeit Goods (TRIPs)
  2. President Clinton's December 15, 1993, Memorandum Notifying Congress of Intent to Enter into the Uruguay Round Agreements
  3. Oce of Legal Counsel July 29, 1994, Memorandum on Constitutionality of Retroactive Copyright Protection
  4. H.R. 4894 and Representative Hughes' Floor Statement
  5. S. 2368 and Senator DeConcini's Floor Statement
  6. Text of the Uruguay Round Agreements Act
  7. Statement of Administrative Action
  8. Representative Hughes' October 8, 1994, Floor Statement on Passage of the Rule
  9. Senate Judiciary Committee Statement on the Act
  10. Representative Hughes' and Representative Berman's November 29, 1994, Floor Statements on Passage of the Act
  11. Senator Leahy's December 1, 1994, Floor Statement on Passage of the Act
  12. President Clinton's December 23, 1994, Proclamation on the Eective Date of the Uruguay Round Agreements
  13. Copyright Oce's February 9, 1995, Notice of Policy Decision on Eective Date
  14. President Clinton's March 23, 1995, Proclamation
3. Choice of Law, Forum Selection, and Extraterritoriality
Volume 8
- Appendix
- Table of Laws and Rules
- Table of Cases
- Index

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