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Architectural Plans-Who Owns the Right to the Copyright in Architectural Plans-the Homeowner or the Architect? (PDF)

Architectural Plans-Who Owns the Right to the Copyright in Architectural Plans-the Homeowner or the Architect? (PDF)

Who owns the right to the copyright in architectural plans--the homeowner or the architect?


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Publisher :LexisNexis Emerging Issues Analysis
Format: Electronic, 3 Pages , PDF

ISBN: 9781422429983

4/25/2011
 
$57.00
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    Who owns the right to the copyright in architectural plans--the homeowner or the architect? This question is answered in the commentary written by Jane Tucker of Vandeventer Black.

     

    Jane D. Tucker is an attorney with Vandeventer Black and concentrates her law practice in intellectual property, information technology, ERISA, employee benefits, commercial, and business transactions.

     

    Jane's intellectual property and information technology practice involves trademark and copyright registration, as well as protection, sale and/or licensing of all forms of intellectual property, including patents and trade secrets. Jane was recently named as one of Virginia Business' "Legal Elite" in the area of Intellectual Property.

     

    Jane's employee benefits practice concentrates on employee benefits, particularly in the areas of COBRA, USERRA and qualified domestic relations orders, with an emphasis on multiemployer plans.

     

    Her business practice focuses on general business transactions related primarily to closely held entities.

     

    Jane received a B.A. and J.D. from the College of William & Mary, where she was a member of the School of Law's Board of Editors for the William & Mary Law Review.

     

    She is a member of the Virginia State Bar, Virginia Bar Association and American Bar Association sections on Intellectual Property. She is also a member of the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans (IFEBP).

     

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