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Another Lawyer (not Stu): "I will add the following: copyright infringement suits are filed in federal court. The jurisdictional threshold is $75,000. In other words, you must claim 75K worth of damages to even get into court. It is the rare library track that generates that kind of $$$. So…before you even get to the “long, expensive legal mess,” you need a lot of damages."If this is true, there is absolutely no point in registering a copyright (for music library composers) since it's inconceivable to earn 75K on one track in a music library. John 
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