Copyright Association of Ireland
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About the CAI
 
The Copyright Association of Ireland was formed by a group of people who have an interest in copyright law (whether as legal practitioners, creators of copyright works or as academics). It is a company limited by guarantee having the following objectives:-
  • The promotion of informed debate on copyright
  • The promotion of awareness of copyright among users of copyright works, creators of copyright works and the public generally
  • The examination of legislative measures having effect on copyright
  • The CAI promotes informed debate and awareness of copyright by holding conferences and seminars, which are publicised on this site.

Membership is open to individuals and businesses. Applications are particularly welcome from users and creators of copyright works.

The Copyright Association of Ireland is affiliated to the International Federation on Copyright (ALAI) and has the right to appoint one member to the Board of ALAI.

Please note that the CAI is a membership organisation only and does not offer or provide any form of legal advice, referral or information service.

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Frequently asked questions
  • How do I copyright?
  • I want to use something that is copyrighted.
  • Copyright, Trademark or Patent, what's the difference?

2006 membership fees
  • Individual membership €75
  • Student/Trainee membership €45
  • Corporate membership €250
  • Pay now and avail of reduced seminar fees
Seminars

19th November 2009
Current developments in the Taxation of Intellectual Property
Disclaimer
The Association is a membership organisation only and does not offer or provide any form of legal advice, referral or information service. 		Contact
Email info@cai.ie