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The Copyright Claims Board (CCB)

is available to resolve copyright disputes of a relatively low economic value as an efficient, less expensive alternative to federal court.

eCCB – Electronic Filing and Case Management System Start or Access a Claim Respond or Opt Out Copyright Claims Board Handbook FAQs

The Copyright Claims Board (CCB)

is available to resolve copyright disputes of a relatively low economic value and provides an efficient, less expensive alternative to federal court.

eCCB – Electronic Filing and Case Management System Start or Access a Claim Respond or Opt Out Copyright Claims Board Handbook FAQs

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Who We Are


The Copyright Claims Board (CCB) is a three-member tribunal with extensive expertise in copyright matters that provides a streamlined alternative to federal court to resolve copyright disputes involving claims up to $30,000. Learn more about who we are, what we do, and how we can help.

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Statistics


The Copyright Claims Board Statistics focus on key metrics, including a geographic look at who is using CCB services, and a summary of the outcomes of CCB proceedings.

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CCB Statistics: 06/2022 to 03/2026 CCB Statistics: 06/2022 to 09/2025 CCB Statistics: 06/2022 to 03/2025 CCB Statistics: 06/2022 to 09/2024 CCB Statistics: 06/2022 to 03/2024

The Copyright Claims Board


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