Maritime law differs in many ways from federal and state law. Without the assistance of a maritime lawyer, you may not be able to win your case or receive the proper amount of compensation due to you.
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Florida maritime law covers nautical activity within the state’s water boundaries in conjunction with existing federal and international maritime law.
The type of compensation afforded to an injured vessel passenger depends on the nature of the injury and the extent to which the vessel owner can be found negligible.
The DMCA implemented two international treaties from the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). The act was passed unanimously by the US Senate and signed into law in 1998. This made it federal law across the United States—but only in the United States. Internationally, intellectual property is protected by the WIPO (the World Intellectual Property...
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In simple terms, the DMCA takedown process involves the copyright holder sending a DMCA Notice to the ISP, reporting copyright infringement, and seeking removal. The ISP then tracks down the infringement’s location and takes the content down. The party that posted the content is allowed to refute the complaint and possibly have the content...
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The DMCA was created to facilitate the myriad copyright issues that emerged with the new digital millennium. The internet allowed anyone to publish content with a few clicks of a mouse, without experience or moderation, opening the door to both inadvertent and malicious copyright infringement. Copyright holders needed protection; ISPs and intermediaries needed reasonable...
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At Ludwin Law Group, we have experience defending against online defamation. To schedule a free consultation, or for further information, call us at (561) 455-4455, or fill out our online inquiry form.
Working with an internet defamation lawyer, you can file a “John Doe” lawsuit against an anonymous party. From there, it may be possible to issue a subpoena to uncover the perpetrator's identity
Most social media websites allow you to flag or report defamatory content. You should ensure that the content violates the website’s guidelines and rules before reporting it. If the content is still not removed, you can pursue legal action.
Online resources such as FindLaw and Super Lawyers can help you find a defamation lawyer operating in Florida. When you have found a lawyer, you can contact them by phone, email, or online form.