Darts-ip copyright case law database
Global copyright cases database with copyright-specific search tools
The only global structured copyright cases database with copyright-specific search tools
Case law has strong potential in your toolbox, but its research is painful and time consuming. You have to go through different sources to get limited results and fragmented information. Only a global structured copyright cases database with copyright-specific search tools can help you leverage the full power of case law.
Comprehensive case law data
Curated data sets
Global copyright data
Copyright cases are collected from 3 500+ courts worldwide. As intellectual property has become a global matter, Darts-ip data helps users see the full picture by making global copyright cases completely accessible.
Tailor-made search tools
Copyright professionals require insights to both civil and common law case documents. Such a large data set can make it hard to find and utilize what you need. Our purpose built catalog and cross-referenced points of law make finding the right cases easy.
Monitor copyright cases
Find landmark cases that set precedent in both common law and civil law jurisdiction. Stay informed on evolving landmark rulings around the world through our alerts feature.
How can the Darts-ip copyright cases database help you?
Make confident decisions
Our users leverage the power of case law at every step of the life of a copyright. From monitoring to litigation, see how our powerful search tools can be used to make decisions with more confidence.
Establish viability
Run simple searches through our catalog to view artwork that has been granted copyright protection and, in the case of exclusion, what is the reasoning. Examine infringement. Monitor ongoing prosecution and litigation involving copyright violations on a global scale.
Find the right legal basis
The copyright ownership of an employer or an employee varies widely between common law and civil law systems. Cross reference common and civil law cases to confirm your legal basis.
Identify similarities
Compare the reasoning of judges to easily identify similarities in civil and common law cases.
Counterfeiting
Monitor ongoing prosecution and litigation involving Copyright violations anywhere in the world. For example, what percentage of criminal actions can be linked to piracy.
Anticipate legal pitfalls
Follow discussions, from both common law and civil law tradition, to understand different legal standards for recognizing copyright protection. Benefit from the collective global experience of others, reduce the risk of your copyright protection not being recognized.
Evaluate potential damages
Use case documents to compare damages awarded on a global scale.
