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Copyright litigation covers disputes over who owns or can use protected works, and seeks remedies such as injunctions and damages when rights are infringed. A solicitor in this area handles actions under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 in the High Court or the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, pursuing or defending allegations of copying, distribution, or public performance. The work may involve securing urgent injunctions, gathering and presenting expert evidence, and negotiating settlements or licensing arrangements.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

A solicitor drafts and issues claims, coordinates disclosure and evidence, and leads pleadings and interlocutory applications. They instruct or coordinate with experts on copying and market impact, manage settlements or licenses, and conduct negotiations with the opposing side before trial, or present the case in court, seeking remedies such as damages, accounts of profits, or injunctions.

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