[Law firm Veat_Platrum Column] To prevent copyright infringement cases such as the Cloudbread case and the Black Rubber Shoes case

Law firm Veat’s Technology Intellectual Property (TIP) team addressed the topic of “preventing copyright infringement cases such as the ‘Cloud Bread’ case and the ‘Black Rubber Shoes’ case” and discussed copyright rights protection issues for creators through Platum, a magazine specializing in startups.

With unfair copyright contract issues, such as the ‘Cloud Bread’ case and the ‘Black Rubber Shoes’ case, being significantly highlighted, the protection of creators’ rights has emerged as a more important issue than ever. The TIP team detailedly introduced the ‘Easy-to-Understand Copyright Contract Guidebook’ published by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Copyright Commission, and explained terms related to copyright law.

This column, published on Platum, simplifies the complicated content of copyright law to prevent creators from being placed in unfair conditions in copyright contracts and provides information to help them have a correct understanding of their creations. You can check the full column through [this link].

Law firm Veat’s Technology Intellectual Property (TIP) team is composed of experts in copyright and intellectual property rights, and is leading the way in protecting the rights of creators by clearly interpreting the complicated terms of copyright law and the details of contracts. Composed of experts who have successfully resolved various cases related to copyright, led by attorney Oh Seung-jong, including Choi Seong-ho, representative attorney, a ‘Leading Lawyer’ in the TMT field of Legal Times, attorney An Il-woon, a community specialist of the Korea Copyright Commission, and attorney Jeon Yong-hwan, a consultant specializing in ICT regulatory sandbox and demonstration service legislation.

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Sincerely, Law firm Veat