Guidance on Drafting a Copyright Infringement Complaint

Review this checklist for guidance on drafting a complaint for copyright infringement, including Rule 11 and pre-suit considerations, jurisdiction and venue, factual background, pleading requirements, the demand for relief, the demand for a jury trial, exhibits, and additional local rules requirements.   

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• Complaint (Copyright Infringement)Tailor this form to the facts of your case when drafting a complaint that alleges copyright infringement of a federally registered copyrighted work.
• Pre-Suit Considerations in Copyright LitigationLearn about the key issues to consider before filing a copyright infringement lawsuit in federal court such as registration, the statute of limitations, personal jurisdiction and venue, potential defenses, whether to send a cease and desist letter, and the practical implications of litigation.
• Copyright Infringement Claims, Remedies, and Defenses Standards Chart (5th Cir.)Use these standards charts when drafting memoranda, briefs, or other materials that require citation to Fifth Circuit law.
• Copyright Infringement Claims, Remedies, and Defenses Standards Chart (6th Cir.)Use these standards charts when drafting memoranda, briefs, or other materials that require citation to Sixth Circuit law.

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