photography infringement

If you are a photographer who has had your work copied, reproduced, displayed, or distributed without your consent, contact Attorney Bruno at (610) 258-4003 or abruno@abrunolaw.com so that our firm can get you the monetary compensation that you deserve.  As soon as you take a photograph, you become the copyright holder to that photograph.  The only exception to this rule is if you took the photo as part of a work-for-hire agreement or as an employee.  As the copyright holder, you possess the exclusive right to reproduce, copy, display, and create derivative versions of your work.  You also possess the exclusive right to grant others permission to use your work.  The bottom line is that because you created the photograph, you have the right to determine how it is used.

This means that if another individual or entity uses your photograph without first obtaining your permission, you may have grounds to sue for copyright infringement.  Attorney Bruno knows that a photographer’s livelihood depends on receiving proper compensation for their work.  Our firm is dedicated to fighting for photographers and pursuing copyright infringement claims against individuals and entities that wrongfully use and profit from our clients’ work.  Depending upon the goals of the individual client, Attorney Bruno pursues several different avenues to address copyright infringement, including sending cease-and-desist letters, engaging in settlement negotiations, and initiating litigation in federal court.

In certain instances, if Attorney Bruno thinks you have a strong copyright infringement claim, our firm will accept your case on a contingency fee basis, meaning that we don’t get paid for our services until we recover monetary compensation for you.

To schedule an initial consultation with Attorney Bruno, email abruno@abrunolaw.com or click here.