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Did you log (screenshot) the infringement with a name? Can you trace that name back to your ex-employee? You have a copyright infringement case if so. However,
by robthebrew 5y ago
Did you log (screenshot) the infringement with a name? Can you trace that name back to your ex-employee? You have a copyright infringement case if so. However, you need to show or posit losses due to it. It is difficult and possibly expensive. If you have solid evidence, I would trash their name all over the internet.
- take_me_out_pls 5y agoI do have screenshots and "solid" evidence that the account is from a developer from the same consulting firm, but I think it's a very hard case to defend. I agree that trashing their name all over the internet is the easiest, but I don't think a lot of people will see it and I won't get anything in return other than (some) immediate satisfaction. The positive side is that at least for the few that might see it, I'm warning them of the dangers of trusting third parties...