Unfortunately, I've only read on similar suits based in US & no real experience with cross-border copyright infringement cases. I'm not sure how DCMA & safe harbor status plays into your site/business's policy being based in EU. I hate referencing wikipedia, but check this: wiki/Online_Copyright_Infringement_Liability_Limitation_Act (again this is US) & I also found ec.europa.eu/internal_market/e-commerce/directive/index_en.htm
I wish I could help more, but search 'online cross-border copyright infringement cases'. As others have stated, look into some legal advise from firms, but focus on those who have a track-record of online copyright infringement claims.
I wouldn't be surprised by any claim - if someone even remotely thinks they can get money recouped from a competitor, they'll jump on it.
good luck
I wish I could help more, but search 'online cross-border copyright infringement cases'. As others have stated, look into some legal advise from firms, but focus on those who have a track-record of online copyright infringement claims.
I wouldn't be surprised by any claim - if someone even remotely thinks they can get money recouped from a competitor, they'll jump on it.
good luck
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