US protections for intellectual property
Intellectual property (IP) law comprises a set of exclusive rights to exclude others from making, copying, or using certain intangible creations of the human mind. The U.S. Constitution provides Congress with two powers relevant to IP rights…
US protections for intellectual property
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Read MoreLegislators seek protections in a changing IP environment
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