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You still must have been harmed in some way. You can't just sue and say "well somebody owns the copyright on that! You'd have to be the one to own it in order t
by bitJericho 10y ago
You still must have been harmed in some way. You can't just sue and say "well somebody owns the copyright on that! You'd have to be the one to own it in order to sue. Continue reading about statutory damages and explains what they are intended for.
- icebraining 10y agoYou must have your copyright infringed upon, that's not the same as being harmed. Hence why it's presumed harm - if the infringement itself counted as harm, there would be no need to presume it!