Intellectual copyright; these two ideas are not mutually exclusive. As a matter of fact, copyright is an element of intellectual property. Let me explain. Intellectual property is a creation of the mind that can include any of the following: literature and art, inventions, images, symbols, designs, and names used in business. Intellectual property can be broken down into two categories. The first category is industrial property, which can include any of the following: patents, trademarks, and industrial designs, among other things. The second category is copyright, which can include any of the following: literary works, artistic works, and architectural designs. Rights, in relation to copyright law, can include artistic performances and radio and television broadcasts. If you feel that, your intellectual property as been infringed upon, it would be wise to seek legal counsel. There are many lawyers, who specialize in this area of work, that are highly qualified and capable of yielding your desired results. In addition, an attorney could properly advise you on whether or not the case is worth pursuing and the likelihood of a favorable verdict occurring.