In 2022, the US Copyright Office launched the Copyright Claims Board (CCB) to address and resolve certain copyright disputes (damages are capped at $30,000). Come hear from our panel of experts about the pros and cons of filing or responding to a CCB claim, tips for drafting a compliant claim, and how this three-member tribunal is working one year in. The panelists will share their views about what they believe is and isn’t going well, and where they see the small claims system five years from now.

This panel is a follow-up to the May 23 “State of the Union” by Officer Monica McCabe.

CLE CREDIT:

The program will offer MCLE credit. The amount of CLE credit that may be obtained through electronic delivery varies by state, please see below for specific jurisdiction information. Attorneys may request CLE outside of these jurisdictions and CS Staff will do their best to obtain accreditation, but it is not guaranteed.

Instructions for verifying attendance will be emailed to registrants. Please email cle@copyrightsociety.org for CLE related questions.

California: 1.0 Participatory
The Copyright Society is a Certified MCLE Provider in California.

New Jersey: 1.0 General
Attorneys will be sent a New York CLE Certificate of Attendance as New York is an approved jurisdiction and the Copyright Society is a Certified NYS MCLE Provider.

New York: 1.0 Professional Practice
The Copyright Society is an Accredited New York State MCLE Provider. This intermediate program is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys.

Pennsylvania: 1.0 General
The Copyright Society is an Accredited CLE & Distance Learning Provider in Pennsylvania.