Copyright Registration
Welcome to the McIlvaine Law Firm, LLC’s Copyright Registration page!
Copyright Registration –Â
 Each separate work you produce should be registered with the United States Copyright Office in order to obtain full copyright protection under U.S. law. However, under some circumstances multiple works may be registered at once at a substantial savings to you. Â
Regardless of how many works you have to register, please contact us and we will be happy to help you calculate your total fee.Â
Photographers, please look here for information that pertains to you.
Please see our Copyright Main Page for a discussion of what can be copyrighted. Also, feel free to take a look around the rest of this website for information, which is primarily a legal blog maintained by McIlvaine Law Firm founding attorney Spencer McIlvaine.Â
When you are ready to get started, please click here to contact us and we will work with you through the entire process, by your choice of either phone or email.
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