Category: Copyright

The statute of limitations for copyright infringement is generally three years from discovery of the infringement. Here’s how the time limit works in practice.

Nunc pro tunc IP assignments are retroactive transfers used to correct gaps in ownership chains for patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Here’s how they work.

OnlyFans content leaks are a form of copyright infringement. Here’s how OnlyFans creators can use copyright law to take down leaked content and seek damages.

Books are protected by copyright from the moment of creation, but formal registration is needed to enforce those rights. Here’s how to register a book copyright.

The US Copyright Office ruled that purely AI-generated images cannot be copyrighted because they lack human authorship. Here’s what the decision means.

Copyright lawyers often take a percentage of settlements in infringement cases. Here’s how fee arrangements work and what to expect when hiring copyright counsel.

You can register a copyright without a lawyer through the Copyright Office’s online portal. Here’s a step-by-step guide and when professional help is worth it.

Registering your website’s copyright enables you to sue for infringement and claim statutory damages. Here’s how to register and what the process involves.

Websites that host user content must designate a DMCA registered agent to qualify for safe harbor protection. Here’s how to register and what it means.

Creating a derivative work based on copyrighted material without permission can constitute infringement. Here’s when derivative works are legal and when they aren’t.