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Legal Consequences of Copyright Infringement

Unauthorized use of our intellectual property may result in civil action, including substantial damages for copyright infringement. In addition, contraventions of the Copyright Act may constitute criminal offenses, punishable by significant fines. Repeat offenses may result in even higher penalties, including up to six (6) months imprisonment. Both individuals and corporate entities (including company directors) may be held accountable in legal proceedings.