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Can't we talk anymore? Why Talking to a User of Your Patented Art May End Up Getting You Sued : Published in Oregon State Bar BULLETIN (Nov. 2007 edition)
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Published
on 28 Jan 2008
Year of Creation
2007
Copyright Claimant
Michael M. Ratoza
Registration Number
TX0007033406
on 28 Jan 2008Copyright Summary
The U.S. Copyright record (Registration Number: TX0007033406) dated 28 Jan 2008, pertains to an electronic file (eService) titled "Can't we talk anymore? Why Talking to a User of Your Patented Art May End Up Getting You Sued : Published in Oregon State Bar BULLETIN (Nov. 2007 edition)" created in 2007. The copyright holder is Michael M. Ratoza, known for their creative contributions in text registration. For any inquiries concerning this copyrighted material, kindly reach out to Michael M. Ratoza.
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TX0007033406
Registration Date
1/28/2008
Year of Creation
2007
Agency Marc Code
DLC-CO
Record Status
New
Physical Description
Print material
First Publication Nation
United States
Notes
Rights Note: Michael M. Ratoza, 1952 S.W. Dickinson Lane, Portland, OR, 97219, (503) 246-1486, michael.ratoza@bullivant.com
Local Copyright Note: C.O. correspondence
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Application Title Statement: Can't we talk anymore? Why Talking to a User of Your Patented Art May End Up Getting You Sued : Published in Oregon State Bar BULLETIN (Nov. 2007 edition)
Author Statement: Michael M. Ratoza Authorship: Text
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