P-ISSN 2575-3819
E-ISSN 2575-3827
Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2012January 01, 2012 EDT
A New Hope for Copyright: The U.K. Supreme Court Ruling in Lucasfilm Ltd. v. Ainsworth and Why Congress Should Follow Suit
A New Hope for Copyright: The U.K. Supreme Court Ruling in Lucasfilm Ltd. v. Ainsworth and Why Congress Should Follow Suit
Kristen Elisabeth Bollinger,
copyrightLucasfilm Ltd. v. Ainsworthforeign jurisdictionmultinational copyright infringmentsU.K. Supreme CourtCopright Designs and Patents Act of 1988forum non conveniensdouble actionabilityBerne Convention
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2012
Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2012
- Copy Game for High Score: The First Video Game LawsuitWilliam K. Ford
- Complete Preemption and Copyright: Toward a Successive AnalysisMark Lindsay
- You Look Complicated Today: Representing an Illegal Graffiti Artist in a Copyright Infringement Case Against a Major International RetailerJohn Eric Seay
- A New Hope for Copyright: The U.K. Supreme Court Ruling in Lucasfilm Ltd. v. Ainsworth and Why Congress Should Follow SuitKristen Elisabeth Bollinger
- Capitol Records, Inc: Holding No Public Performance Violations for Deleting Duplicative Files Off Cloud Servers and the Positive Future Implications Regarding Consumer EfficiencyChristina Chow
- I Cann't Believe It's Not Better: Why New gTLDs aer Bad for Brand Owners and Trademark LawAlexandra Morgan Joseph
- The American Invents Act and the Best Mode Requirement: Where Do We Go From Here?Andrew Thomas Robinson
Kristen Elisabeth Bollinger, A New Hope for Copyright: The U.K. Supreme Court Ruling in Lucasfilm Ltd. v. Ainsworth and Why Congress Should Follow Suit, 20 Ga J.L. & Tech. 87 (2012).