A new website, IPLawBookReviews.com, reviews all 170 currently-published books on patent, trademark, copyright, trade secrets, and licensing that are directed at practicing attorneys (not students).

Readers are invited to add their comments -- sort of Wiki for IP lawyers. The proprietor's intent is to become a centralized source of info for IP books:

Each review includes the cost of the book, its updating frequency and update costs, actual or projected, as well as a candid, descriptive review of the book, often comparing it to other similar books and discussing its suitability for use by practicing IP attorneys.

posted by James DeLong @ 3:40 PM | General

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