10 Aug 2021
Claims and Considerations for Indirect Copyright Infringement
Check out this overview of indirect, or secondary, copyright infringement claims and secondary liability in the context of online infringement, including key considerations under the Section 512(c) safe harbor of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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- Copyright Enforcement Resource Kit
Look to these resources for aid in pre-suit preparation and analysis and in drafting a district court complaint for copyright infringement.
- Complaint (Copyright Infringement)
Adapt this complaint for use when asserting claims of copyright infringement of a federally registered copyrighted work under Section 501 of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 501).
- Pre-Suit Considerations in Copyright Litigation
Review the issues plaintiff’s counsel should consider before filing a copyright infringement lawsuit in federal court, and the practical implications of copyright litigation that counsel should discuss with their clients.
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