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HB Media Minute Episode 24 - US Copyright Claims Board: What You Need To Know (Podcast)
28 February 2022
Haynes and Boone
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Partner Jason Bloom, Haynes
Boone's head of Copyright Practice, and Associate Michael Lambert join
moderator Nathan Koppel to discuss a new law that
takes effect this spring and will allow a three-member tribunal
within the U.S. Copyright Office to hear smaller-dollar copyright
infringement claims. It's a significant development,
since federal courts traditionally have had exclusive jurisdiction
over copyrights infringement claims. We cover how the new forum --
called the Copyright Claims Board --
will work and some issues lawyers and parties should think about
when deciding whether to litigate their cases in federal court or
before the CCB.
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