Nevada SB332 aims to prevent bad-faith claims of copyright infringement by establishing a deceptive trade practice.
Nevada SB332 amends the Nevada Revised Statutes to make it a deceptive trade practice for a person to make a bad-faith claim or assertion of copyright infringement. The bill outlines factors a trier of fact may consider to determine if a claim is made in bad faith, such as the lack of required information in the demand or the person's awareness of the copyright's invalidity. A person aggrieved by such a violation can seek equitable relief, actual damages, reasonable attorney's fees, and exemplary damages.
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