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Photographer’s Subjective Belief Of Photos’ Value Not Enough to Show Copyright Damages – Seventh Cir. (Deconstructing Bell v. Taylor – Part II)

In Bell v. Taylor, the Seventh Circuit homes in on the photographer plaintiff’s dearth of damages evidence in his copyright suit about two photographs he took of the Indianapolis skyline. A copyright owner can recover actual damages suffered as a result of infringement and any profits accruing to the infringer.  To establish an infringer’s profits, the …

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Posted byPaulPNovember 28, 2016November 29, 2016Posted inCopyright and TrademarkTags: actual damages, copyright infringement, Indianapolis, infringement, lost profits, ownership, photographs
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