McGraw-Hill v. Parnell

McGraw-Hill v. Parnell was a legal case where the publisher McGraw-Hill sued Parnell, a teacher, for using their copyrighted educational materials without permission. The court found that Parnell’s use did not qualify as fair use and ordered him to pay damages. The case highlights how copyrighted content, like textbooks and educational resources, is protected by law, and teachers must obtain proper permissions or licenses to use such materials beyond fair use exceptions. It emphasizes the importance of respecting intellectual property rights in educational settings.