Copyright law document

Copyrights are registered by the U.S.
Copyright Office at the Library of Congress while the U.S.
Patent and Trademark Office will grant patents and register trademarks.
Here is a brief explanation of each type of intellectual property.
A trademark can be a phrase, word or design that identifies your company and its goods or services.

Copyright law helps protect the new creation you have put into the public domain.
The law keeps people from using or stealing your work while you have no recourse.
A note to remember about copyright law:

Copyright is a form of intellectual property law in the U.S., which offers protection for “original works of authorship,” whether published or unpublished.
Such original creative works include: