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March 20, 2019

Registered Copyright: When Is a Copyright “Registered”? Supreme Court Weighs In

Supreme Courts Opinion on when a copyright is registered

Debate Regarding When a Copyright is Registered Up until March 2019, there was argument on when a copyright is “registered.” One side said it is registered when you file a claim with the copyright office. The other side said it is when the copyright office issues a registration certificate. So, which is it? With a […]

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November 2, 2017

Should I Register My Copyright?

If you have your copyright registered, you can claim statutory damages in a court of law. | Intellectual Property HQ

Should I register my copyright? Well, when you create a work, you automatically own the copyright–it’s unique to you. But when you go and register it with the United States Copyright Office, then you have certain protections. Some of those protections mean that you can get statutory damages in court, instead of actual damages. This […]

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