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Welcome to Perry Law’s IP law blog, where you will find all the latest developments, cases, and headlines concerning publishing law. Please be advised that the information contained in the articles are for information purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Parties seeking legal advice should consult with legal counsel familiar with their particular circumstances.

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SCOTUS Denies Cert Request Related to Josh Groban's "You Raise Me Up"

Joseph Perry, Esq.

May 19, 2022
2 min

SCOTUS Denies Cert Request Related to Josh Groban's "You Raise Me Up"

Although this case deals with music, it's instrumental in educating creators on what "substantial similarity" means in a copyright...

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What Does it Mean to Copyright Your Work?

Joseph Perry, Esq.

Apr 28, 2022
2 min

What Does it Mean to Copyright Your Work?

US copyright law protects original works of authorship when an author fixes the work in a tangible medium of expression. Obtaining a...

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Connecticut Becomes Sixth State to Introduce Library E-Book Bill

Joseph Perry, Esq.

Mar 13, 2022
1 min

Connecticut Becomes Sixth State to Introduce Library E-Book Bill

Connecticut became the latest state to introduce its own e-book bill, which would require book publishers who offer an e-book to...

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Pearson Sues Chegg For Copyright Infringement

Joseph Perry, Esq.

Sep 15, 2021
1 min

Pearson Sues Chegg For Copyright Infringement

On Monday, Pearson Education this week filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the textbook service Chegg. Specifically, Pearson...

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