infringement

• Even in your own sentence there you call it infringement, which is accurate. —  Techdirt
• Although Google understandably wants to avoid liability for copyright infringement or perhaps even trademark infringement, the license's requirements may be difficult, if not impossible, to enforce. —  Muti
• After Activision filed a declaratory judgment complaint of non-infringement, the court highlighted a major problem with Gibson's claims: There are no real instruments used in Guitar Hero. —  Computer And Video Games
• Copyright infringement is a serious matter that violates U.S. copyright law and subjects infringers to criminal and civil liability. —  ShoutWire.com
• Because the Federal Circuit found that a violation of the conditions of the Artistic License constituted copyright infringement, and because copyright infringement (and patent infringement) are strict liability torts, a user of such open source software lacking a licensed right would be subject to suit by a copyright or patent owner. —  Law.com - Newswire

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