Guidebook to Intellectual Property

... both accessible and user-friendly. Despite its brevity, especially when compared with the corresponding introductory texts in each respective IP field, the substantive quality of its content is not compromised. It is likely to be of use to brand owners, designers and inventors, as well as students and IP practitioners, given its avoidance of unnecessary technical jargon, which, as can be appreciated, can act as a deterrent to would-be dabblers in IP law. In summary, the authors have compiled a complete, as well as manageable, guide to the basics of IP law. * Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys Review * This book is a classic. If such an epithet can be applied to an IP law book...its style and content remain invaluable. -- Simon Stokes * Entertainment Law Review, Volume 25, Issue 6 *