USM v. Konektra: Does a Functional Product Require a Higher Degree of Creativity to Merit Copyright Protection?
Download Conventional legal thinking often takes for granted that “technical product systems”—such as modular furniture sets, replacement parts, or industrial machinery—fall primarily within the regulatory scope of Design Law or Patent Law. Right holders rarely have the fortitude to opt for the copyright mechanism, largely due to a deeply ingrained perception: for applied products, in order to prevent "overlap" with design law, the law must establish a higher, more stringent "creativity threshold" compared to purely literary and artistic works. Against this backdrop, KENFOX IP & Law Office will analyze the case of 1. USM v. Konektra - Liệu sản phẩm mang tính...
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