Intellectual Property

This article by Burke examines the critical landscape of intellectual property law in the mid-1990s, highlighting key developments and emerging challenges. It discusses the interplay between traditional intellectual property protections and the burgeoning digital economy, particularly concerning copyright and trademark issues. The author analyzes landmark cases that have shaped the understanding and enforcement of intellectual property rights, emphasizing their implications for creators and consumers. Through case studies, the article illustrates the practical complexities of protecting intellectual property in an increasingly interconnected world. Ultimately, it advocates for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while safeguarding the rights of intellectual property holders.