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The Cluster That Is Copyright Registration

by Pamela Chestek • October 1, 2018 • copyright • 0 Comments

Subtitled “Writing it so @RickSanders doesn’t have to“ The copyright registration system, as it relates to an infringement case, is utterly and completely broken. We need reform. Here are the facts we’ll assume are true for purposes of today’s rant. Plaintiff SellPoolSuppliesOnline.com, LLC (SPSO) provided Ugly Pools Arizona, Inc., the defendant and a company...
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Copyright Registrations Confusing Things Again – Updated

by Pamela Chestek • September 2, 2016 • copyright • 3 Comments

I have not been shy in expressing my opinion about the copyright registration system. I’m not a fan of the requirement that one must have a registration before a lawsuit can be filed; as a result, the first stages of a copyright infringement lawsuit are collateral attacks on the registration. Cisco alleged infringement of...
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