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: Set in StyleAre You Being Plagiarized?
I’ve written a number of posts (here, here, and here) about law firms republishing copyrighted materials without permission.
Are others republishing what you wrote without permission? Has someone lifted your copy (from a client alert, perhaps) and republished it without your consent?
To find out, try this: copy a line from something you wrote, wrap it in quotes, and then ask Google to search for it. If all Google can find is what you wrote, fine. If not, investigate.
Full post as published by Set in Style on November 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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