
Skating Your Way Into Intellectual Property: IP Law in Figure Skating
Figure skating often intersects with IP law in unique and interesting ways, such as when skaters choose to register a copyright for their routines.
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Figure skating often intersects with IP law in unique and interesting ways, such as when skaters choose to register a copyright for their routines.
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