In addition to learning about the laws that protect these rights, students will understand the fundamental elements of intangible rights and intellectual property licenses and explore the best practices for creating and protecting these rights. (lunsfordacademy.org)
Students will also learn about protecting other intangible rights with noncompetition agreements, publicity rights licenses, releases, and endorsement agreements. (lunsfordacademy.org)
The tort of conversion is increasingly significant in the electronic world where intangible rights are held for their true «owners» without being evidenced or comprised in a piece of paper or other chattel such as a cheque or certificate. (newlawjournal.co.uk)