Companies use automated bots to scan the internet for unlicensed image use. They then send threatening legal demand letters, pressuring individuals and small businesses to pay settlements of hundreds to thousands of dollars per image – often for unintentional violations – under the threat of lawsuits claiming up to $150,000 in statutory damages.
Mass automated lawsuits demanding thousands of dollars for unintentional use of unlicensed images. Why small businesses are the primary targets and how to protect your company from these aggressive legal claims.
In U.S. image copyright cases, authorship must be proven. This article explains why RAW files and metadata matter, how courts reject unproven or AI-generated images, and how EXIF analysis helps verify authenticity.
Learn how U.S. copyright trolls use Wayback Machine archives as legal evidence and follow our step-by-step guide to remove your site from this archive. Protect yourself by disrupting their playbook.
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