Yuri created a very unique service offered by her company. Her companydubs lesson and speeches to any language for political persons andresource speaker. In order to protect her company from unfaircompetition what type of intellectual property should Yuri apply for?Yuri should apply for copyright P so that no one can published their service withouttheir permissionYuri should apply for industrial design to protect the ornamental shape of theirproductYuri should apply for geographical origin since product came from their home townYuri should apply for service mark in order to protect her company from unfaircompetition

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Identify and explain the forms of intellectual property, how long protection of one's rights lasts, and what remedies one can seek for an infringement of one's intellectual property pursuant to the chapter reading. Research and provide two examples of a business dispute involving intellectual property within the last three years. Be sure to summarize your example, how the law was violated, and provide the outcome.
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