En cualquier litigio que se inicia en materia de Derechos de Autor y Marcas, hay varias consideraciones - más allá de la propia persecusión - para llevar adelante. Eso explica, brevemente, la nota que agregamos.
Understanding Copyright and Trademark Infringement
Chris Ryan December 31, 2013
from Newswire
..."Copyright infringement cases involve proving there has been a threshold reached in terms of the unauthorized reproduction of a creative work, whether of music, art, fashion, or fiction. When a fashion designer brings suit against a company imposing trademark restrictions on a color, e.g. the name of a shade of red, there is an opportunity to explore the line between what is acceptable as a trademark worthy of protection. In the case of Bowie v. Vanilla Ice, for example, it is possible that the settlement might allocate some funds to Bowie, but a small amount of future payments to Vanilla Ice, at least partially because his resampling of the music is making money with the new label. In a similar arrangement, the two fashion designers discussing whether it's fair to be able to trademark a color red might come to a mutually satisfactory result."...
..."In sum, the best part about the countersuit option is that it provides the court mechanism for establishing credentials effectively against the original trademark suit. If this can result in a possible framework for a mutually beneficial settlement that reflects the award to the original act or creative work that is alleged of value, as well as following works that may be linked, less court time can be achieved through the settlement process."...
http://www.newswire.net/newsroom/pr/00079262-copyright.html
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