Supplemental material and cases on copyright law.

Copyright: Cases & Materials (2000 Supplement)

Jane C. Ginsburg

Robert A. Gorman

Lexis Law Publishing

With stimulating questions, comprehensive notes, and teachable and well edited cases as its hallmarks, this is the authoritative law school casebook for the study of copyright law. The book presents up to the minute materials ncluding key decisions of the Supreme Court dealing both with new technologies and with the more "traditional" issues in the field. The increasingly important issue of secondary liability is represented by the Court s 2005 decision in MGM Studios, Inc. v. Grokster, Ltd., as well as by other cases dealing with internet service providers. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and particularly its provisions on technological protection measures, are also covered, through well-selected cases and textual treatment. There is also discussion of the cutting-edge issues arising from the delivery of music recordings and motion pictures on the internet, both legally and illegally, and the implications for the statute s complex compulsory-license provisions. A fully revised and updated chapter on Fair Use traces the application of that doctrine in both the digital and the more traditional contexts. The Supreme Court decision in Eldred v. Ashcroft on the extension of the copyright term, and its progeny in the lower courts, are also addressed. Expanded attention is also given to other emerging constitutional issues, particularly Congress s power to enact copyright-like legislation under the Commerce Clause. Other topics include the increasingly demanding judicial attitude toward copyright formalities, protection for government-authored and incorporated works, preemption of state law and international issues. There will also be more photographs illustrating current cases dealing with originality and infringement. The casebook will continue its position as the outstanding book in the field comprehensive and thorough, and stimulating and enjoyable for both teacher and students

Copyright : Cases and Materials

Foundation Pr

Book by Gorman, Robert A., Ginsburg, Jane C.

Copyright : 2003 Case Supplement and Statutory Appendix

Supplement to the author's law school casebook, utilizing statutory provisions, pending bills, legislative history, court decisions, problems for class discussion, useful pictoral illustrations, and comprehensive textual notes to provide an overview of the copyright law field.

Copyright cases and Materials 6th ed, 2005 Case Supplement and Statutory Appendix

Law Practice

Foundation Press

Organizes contents for easy reference. It begins with the history and evolution of labor relations law, followed by establishment of the collective bargaining relationship and the negotiation of the collective bargaining agreement. Other sections include the negotiation of strikes, picketing, and boycotts; administration of the collective bargaining agreement; successorship; labor and antitrust laws; federalism and labor relations, and the individual and the union.

Labor Law Cases and Materials 13th ed, 2005 case and Statutory Supplement

Archibald Cox

Derek Curtis Bok

Mathew W. Finkin

Business

Copyright Cases and Materials

Intellectual Property

The 2007 Supplement to the Seventh Edition will feature recent decisions and administrative and legislative developments. Significant caselaw additions include the scope of the Audio Home Recording Act's prohibition on infringement suits, and the compulsory license to make digital audio transmissions of sound recordings, as construed in Atlantic Recording v. XM Satellite Radio (SDNY 2007); the fair use decisions in Blanch v. Koons (2d Cir. 2006) and Clean Flicks of Colo. v. Soderbergh (D. Colo. 2006); and the analysis of Internet service provider safe harbors in Perfect 10 v. CCBill (9th Cir. 2007). The Copyright Office's November 2006 rulemaking on exceptions to anti circumvention protection will also figure prominently, and the Copyright Royalty Board proceeding setting rates for the Section 114(d) compulsory license for digital audio transmission public performances of sound recordings will be noted.

2007 Supplement and Statutory Appendix to Gorman & Ginsburg's Copyright: Cases and Materials, 7th (University Casebook Series)

Anthony R. Reese

Book by Archibald Cox, Derek Curtis Bok, Robert A. Gorman, Matthew W. Finkin

Cox, Bok, Gorman and Finkin's Labor Law, Cases and Materials, 14th ed., 2008 Statutory and Case Supplement

Matthew W. Finkin

"Since the publication of the casebook in the summer of 2006, there have been a significant number of developments that show our labor law in a period of important transition. Prior to being reduced to its two current members, the NLRB decided a number of cases that modify or abandon preexisting doctrines. Appellate courts (federal and state) have rendered important (and often quite controversial) decisions dealing with a wide range of NLRA issues. The Supreme Court has decided more labor cases than usual, on such matters as preemption; chargeable union expenses under agency-shop provisions; and (most recently and importantly) in 14 Penn Plaza LLC v. Pyett the union?s power under a labor contract to require that employees take to arbitration, rather than to court, all statutory non-discrimination claims. Even President Obama has moved quickly to re-shape federal labor law by rescinding several executive orders announced by President Bush and issuing his own, in particular requiring notification by federal contractors of employee rights under the NLRA. All of these matters, and more?including any legislation enacted by the end of June?will be addressed in the forthcoming 2009 Supplement to Cox, Bok, Gorman &amp; Finkin?s Labor Law, utilizing the same techniques used in the casebook: carefully edited full-text versions of the opinions, extended excerpts, and thoughtful notes and questions.

Labor Law, Cases and Materials, 14th Edition, 2009 Statutory and Case Supplement (University Casebook)

Derek C. Bok

There have been a significant number of recent developments that show our labor law in a period of major transition. All of the matters listed below, and more, will be addressed in the forthcoming 2011 Supplement to Cox, Bok, Gorman &amp; Finkin's Labor Law, 15th edition. The coverage of these up-to-the-moment issues in this 2011 Supplement -- through thoughtful notes and questions -- will assure that the instructor will be aware of the latest developments (through mid-summer 2011) and that student involvement will be at the cutting edge. The important new developments covered in this supplement include: Issuance of NLRB complaint against Boeing Company for allegedly discriminatory decision to open new production line in South Carolina rather than Washington State, and potential remedy of opening new line in Washington. Coercion and discrimination for monitoring of and discipline for employee use of Twitter and other electronic social media to communicate concerning working conditions. Proposed NLRB regulation to simplify and expedite representation-election procedures. Preemption or validity of state law invalidating contracts (including authorization cards) between minors and unions. NLRB invitation to file amicus briefs concerning appropriate bargaining units in non-acute health-care facilities, which has provoked a committee request from the House of Representatives for massive amount of related Board materials. Remedial innovations, including electronic posting of remedial notices.

Labor Law, Cases and Materials, 15th, 2011 Statutory and Case Supplement

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