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What could happen if you use a copyrighted image in a client project?
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You can be sued for up to $150,000, although most cases settle out of court for amounts closer to real damages.
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Is it legal to use someone else's music in a movie?
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Is it unethical for a supervisor to take your research and letters to corporate accounts and put their name on the letters?
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Is it illegal to copy Pokemon cards?
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