This guide presents some of the most important resources for researching U.S. and international intellectual property (IP) law. While by no means an exhaustive list, it presents those sources of information that may prove helpful to most IP research tasks: statutory law, regulations, subject-specific books, periodicals and reporters, databases and web sites.
This guide contains pages dedicated to each domain of intellectual property law, as well as resources for international copyright, patent, and trademark research. Use the Guide Contents box on the left or the drop-down tabs at the top to navigate the guide.
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These practice centers bring together a database's collection of primary and secondary sources on IP law into one convenient landing page.
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Intellectual Property, Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright in a Nutshell by 
The Essential Guide to Intellectual Property by 
Idea Rights by 
Mastering Intellectual Property by 
Handbook of Intellectual Property Claims and Remedies by This link opens in a new windowStudy Aids:
Acing Intellectual Property by 
Emanuel Law Outlines: Intellectual Property by 
Emanuel CrunchTime for Intellectual Property by 
Examples and Explanations for Intellectual Property by Thanks to our colleague John Cannan, who created the original version of this guide.
