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“Authors should be able to express themselves in their choice of titles. A single word commonly used in book titles cannot be ‘owned’ by one author. "
June 05, 2018 at 12:12 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
I have a confession: My secret backup plan is to write romance novels, spinning tales of steely-eyed defense counsel and beautiful prosecutors with dark secrets.
That might be why I got such a kick out of a case in the Southern District of New York involving a romance author who claimed exclusive rights to use the word “cocky” in book titles.
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