German Association for Commercial Legal Protection and Copyright
The German Association for Commercial Legal Protection and Copyright (GRUR e.V.) is an organization made up of lawyers as well as companies and associations. The aim of the association is, in addition to academic training, to expand copyright law and industrial property protection, including competition law . Research projects are supported to achieve the goals.
The association was founded in 1891 . She publishes several specialist journals that are among the leading in their field:
- Commercial legal protection and copyright (GRUR),
- Commercial legal protection and copyright, case law report (GRUR-RR),
- Commercial legal protection and copyright, international part (GRUR Int.),
- Intellectual property and copyright law - practice in intellectual property and competition law (GRUR-Prax)
literature
- Friedrich-Karl Beier, Gerhard Schricker and Elmar Wadle, German Association for Commercial Legal Protection and Copyright (ed.): Commercial legal protection and copyright in Germany. Festschrift for the centenary of the German Association for the Protection of Industrial Property and Copyright and its magazine, Volume I and Volume II, Weinheim 1991.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hans-Jürgen Ahrens , Mary-Rose McGuire: Model Law for Intellectual Property , 2012, p. Vf.