Can they seize my assets if I settle out of court?
If you settle with someone to avoid litigation, then what you have done is substituted a formal contract in place of a disputed claim for copyright...
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If you settle with someone to avoid litigation, then what you have done is substituted a formal contract in place of a disputed claim for copyright...
If the subject of the email says "FRE 408" then that means litigation is envisioned. At this point, you are on notice of a potential lawsuit. You...
The copyright notice is no longer required, although having it will prevent an innocent infringer defense. Bottom line, there is usually very...
This is a very complicated question that you really, really should discuss with an actual copyright litigator. There are many avenues you can...
This site is for legal questions of a *general* nature. Your question is simply asking for a specific legal opinion. This is exactly the type of...
It's unclear exactly what your question is. It seems that you described your situation completely, but I'm not sure what you're asking. Are you...
Unfortunately there is no way anyone can advise you about the specifics of your question. Generally stated, if the other company does in fact own...
The best thing you can do is register your copyright with the Copyright Office. It's easy and it's cheap. There is no reason not to. With that...
The bottom line is you do have a case of copyright infringement, UNLESS you contracted it away in some terms of use agreement. You don't have to...
The direct answer to your question is NO, you will not get the same benefits of registering the entire website as you would the individual images. ...