Copyright Dispute

What is a Copyright Dispute?

The infringement act of the copyright holder’s exclusive rights.

Copyright Dispute transpires when the violating party exercises any of the creator’s exclusive rights to the work without authorization, such as selling, broadcasting, performing, or other copying form of the work, whether the violating party aims for monetary gain or not.

What is a Copyright Dispute For?

Our Copyright Dispute service provides the best protection for your rights.

Our international copyright lawyers are highly competent in solving copyright issues. Our specialists regularly resolve copyright disputes with practical strategies to ensure efficiency for our clients.

The following are eligible for protection under Copyright Law:

01 Sound recordings

02 Television and Radio Broadcasts

03 Cable programs

04 Performances

05 Artistic Works

(e.g., paintings, photographs)

06 Musical Work

(e.g., melodies)

07 Films

08 Dramatic Works

(e.g.,. scripts for films and dramas)

09 Literary Works

(e.g., written works, source codes of computer programs)

What is Not Protected by Copyright?

1. Ideas or Concepts

2. Discoveries

3. Procedures

4. Methods

5. Works or Other Subject Matter that has Not to be Made in a Tangible Form in a Recording or Writing

6. Subject Matter that is Not Original Authorship

7. Copyright and Registered Designs*

*When an artistic work, such as a drawing or a sculpture, is applied to a product and industrially produced (i.e., more than 50 copies of the products are made), copyright protection will no longer cover that artistic work. It may be protected as a registered design under the Registered Designs Act if the registration criteria are met.

The Various Fields of Our IP Services

Copyright Dispute

The infringement act of the copyright holder’s exclusive rights.

Our Copyright Dispute service provides the best protection for your rights.

The following are eligible for protection under Copyright Law:

01

Sound recordings

02

Television and Radio Broadcasts

03

Cable programs

04

Performances

05

Artistic Works

06

Musical Work

07

Films

08

Dramatic Works

09

Literary Works

What is Not Protected by Copyright?

1.

Ideas or Concepts

2.

Discoveries

3.

Procedures

4.

Methods

5.

Works or Other Subject Matter that has Not to be Made in a Tangible Form in a Recording or Writing

6.

Subject Matter that is Not Original Authorship

7.

Copyright and Registered Designs*

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