Poet sues Taylor Swift for Copyright infringement over LOVER

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TAYLOR SWIFT LAWSUIT NEWS - VONDRAN ENTERTAINMENT LAW

In this episode of Copyright Watchdog® Attorney Steve® discusses a recent lawsuit filed in Tennessee District Court seeking ONE MILLION DOLLARS alleging copyright infringement against the famous singer.

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO PROVE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT?

In order to prove copyright infringement, you must be able to show that the person who allegedly infringed on your copyright had access to your work and that there is substantial similarity between the two works. However, proving access and similarity can be difficult. For example, if your work was published online, it may be difficult to prove that the alleged infringer had access to it. Similarly, assessing whether two works are substantially similar requires a careful analysis of their protected elements. As a result, copyright infringement cases often turn on whether the plaintiff can prove these elements. If you are considering bringing a copyright infringement lawsuit, you should consult with an experienced attorney to discuss the evidence you will need to prove your case.