Copyright Claims Board is “Ineffective and Costly,” Watchdog Groups Say
https://torrentfreak.com/copyright-claims-board-is-ineffective-and-costly-watchdog-groups-say/
Copyright Claims Board is “Ineffective and Costly,” Watchdog Groups Say
https://torrentfreak.com/copyright-claims-board-is-ineffective-and-costly-watchdog-groups-say/
Responding to an inquiry from the U.S. Copyright Office, a coalition of watchdog groups has flagged various problems with the Copyright Claims Board. They label the three-year-old small claims tribunal as "ineffective" and a poor use of taxpayer money. The groups highlight a high volume of dismissed claims, concerns over the opt-out procedure, and an alarming 60% default rate in cases that do reach a final determination.
Small Claims Courts:
For smaller disputes, consider small claims court.
It's quicker and less expensive than regular legal proceedings.
In a recent decision, the Copyright Claims Board ruled in favor of a respondent, even though the respondent was in default.
The Copyright Claims Board has issued another decision, this time awarding $3K to a photographer in a default judgment.
https://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2023/08/28/ccb-awards-photographer-3k-in-default-decision/
The Copyright Claims Board (CCB) offers a way for rightsholders to ensure an allegedly infringing work stays offline after a counternotice.