Copyright (University Casebook Series)

Paper quality isn't that great.. Highlighter has the tendency to leak through the pages.Cases are dense and the rules are difficult to navigate due to the formatting. Photo / pictoral examples of "copyrighted materials" are printed in black and white, and mostly in low resolution. But then again, it's a required casebook and luckily our professor does a good job at distilling the rules.

I bought this textbook for use in my Copyrights class at law school. In exchange for dealing with someone else's highlighting and note-taking I got to pay a whole lot less for the textbook. So far, after a few weeks of class it seem to be covering the major copyright cases pretty well.

The book came to me with a very loose binder and about 100 pages separated from it.

Jane Ginsburg taught my class and she was great