Appellate courts have wrestled for more than 20 years over where to draw the line between a copyrightable design and a useful article’s function.
The Supreme Court did not appear to be having it any easier on Monday.
Appellate courts have wrestled for more than 20 years over where to draw the line between a copyrightable design and a useful article's function.
November 02, 2016 at 11:08 AM
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Appellate courts have wrestled for more than 20 years over where to draw the line between a copyrightable design and a useful article’s function.
The Supreme Court did not appear to be having it any easier on Monday.
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