Legal Stuff on Copyrights

It takes time and money to generate works of arts, but these can easily be copied and, such a vagrant act, will directly impact the well-being of true owner. Here are three additional resource which were brought to my attention by Louis Herff.

 

COPYRIGHT LAW. WHO NEEDS IT?  

Check this site for information on copyrights and the service they provide.

Artists Rights Society (ARS) of New York
For copyrights and related legislation see:

Walnet.org

For copyrights, all the national organizations are interwoven and each one is the representative of all the others.Some national organizations:

Switzerland    Canada 

 

Intellectual Properties

A link to Ivan Hoffman, B.A., J.D. This is superb site on 'all you wanted to know' on copyrights

 

Artist Rights Society (ARS)

So, you want to copy a well-known painting legally. Just how do you do that. This sound simple and it is simple but this problem stumps a lot of people.Yes, just how do you secure services to those who wish to secure permission to reproduce art works in printed and electronic media, as well as in products based on an artist's work. ARS was founded to protects members' rights against piracy, illicit use, and copyright infringement by monitoring the use of the works, while providing reputable publishers and producers of commercial goods with a one-step clearing house for the rights and permissions interests of most prominent twentieth century artists. ARS will also provides legal and other information upon request.

 

Legal Stuff on Trade Secrets

General information about trade secrets

Find out the governing laws on trade secrets, and why the decision of applying for a patent does not necessarily mean that you have to give up your trade secrets. Check this site and you will learn if you have a conflict between a patent and a trade secret.