Abstract
[Excerpt] "Authenticity is defined as something that is not false or an imitation. Savvy consumers pay a premium for an authentic product and treat with suspicion a product that does not ring true.
We have a system of trademark and copyright protections that protect a company’s intellectual property rights and brands and consumer protections to protect the consumer from counterfeit and unsafe products. Now, there is model legislation that will provide a systematic way to protect, preserve and provide better electronic access to the bread and butter of our legal profession: our official state legal documents."
Publication Date
6-16-2016
Journal Title
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Document Type
Letter to the Editor
Recommended Citation
Susan Drisko Zago, Authenticity Key to Success in Life and in Legal Information, Mass. Lawyers Weekly, June 16, 2016. Available at http://masslawyersweekly.com/
Included in
Intellectual Property Law Commons, Library and Information Science Commons, State and Local Government Law Commons
Additional Information
This letter to the editor originally appeared in the Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.