The Copyright Claims Board is a newly formed tribunal to hear "small claim" copyright cases. Congress established the CCB to give creators and users of copyright-protected works an easier avenues to resolve disputes. The expense and effort of a federal lawsuit. . . can make it unaffordable to get a legal resolution.
CCB, versus Federal Court, will be:
“The CCB is intended for anyone in the public seeking to resolve a copyright dispute involving damages of up to $30,000 and is not exclusive to any parties. It will be a voluntary forum with streamlined discovery, straightforward procedures, and safe guards against abusive practices.”
You can choose to have a lawyer in a CCB proceeding or
you can represent yourself.
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The CCB may not be the best avenue for complex cases. We can help you decide.
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*Does not include drafting any documents on the claimant’s behalf
Includes:
The CCB may not be the best avenue for complex cases. We can help you decide.
Includes:
*Does not include drafting any documents on the claimant’s behalf
The CCB is intended to be a streamlined and efficient process for copyright holders to represent themselves. Nonetheless, some might prefer to have an attorney on their side to make sure the process goes smoothly. What is streamlined and easy-to-understand to one person may not be as easy to someone else.
Copyright law and legal proceedings get complex. We can help you navigate the process, whether it is a little bit of advice and counsel to to represent yourself, full service representation through the process, or picking up during the process if you decide you need a hand.