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In copyright law, a work doesn't have to be a verbatim copy of another to constitute copyright infringement. Instead, the law requires the two works to be "substantially similar" for the later one to be a copy. Unfortunately, however, figuring out what is substantial similarity is not always an easy task. In this month's copyright chat, I will try to make sense of the substantial similarity standard while highlighting some recent case law involving tattoos, music, and visual art. 

 

Date:
Wednesday, February 28, 2024
Time:
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Location:
Meyerson Conf Room, 2nd Floor, VPDLC
Categories:
Copyright
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Stephen Wolfson