Being sued for copyright infringement raises immediate questions about liability, damages, and defenses. Here are the three most important questions to ask your attorney right away.
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The EU Copyright Directive introduced significant changes to online copyright enforcement in Europe. Here’s what the directive requires and how it affects platforms and content creators.
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The fair use doctrine allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission based on four statutory factors. Here’s how courts analyze each factor and what they look for.
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The DMCA creates safe harbor protections for internet service providers that follow its notice and takedown procedures. Here’s what ISPs must do to qualify for DMCA safe harbor.
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Playing music in your business without a public performance license violates copyright law. Here’s what a public performance license covers and how to get licensed for background music.
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Grumpy Cat’s owners sued a company for exceeding the scope of a licensing agreement. Here’s what the copyright and trademark case decided and what it means for licensing deals.
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The Detroit Red Wings pursued legal action against a political group for copyright tarnishment over use of their logo. Here’s what the case reveals about copyright and image rights.
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The Copyright Office can deny registration applications on several grounds. Here’s what can get your copyright application rejected and how to address the most common problems.
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