Partner Lynda Zadra-Symes and Associate Brian Reece co-authored “Supreme Court Case Highlights the Importance of Applying for Copyright Registration as Soon as Possible” which was published in ECONTENT.
Excerpt: Copyright protection is granted immediately upon fixation of a creative work in a tangible medium. This means that you have copyright protection as soon as you put pen to paper, enter words in your document, or record your video. Why, then, should you bother applying for a registration? You should bother because your copyright has to be registered if you actually want to enforce it.
