Presenters: Brenda Ulrich, Attorney, Archstone Law, and Kim Pawlak, Executive Director, Textbook & Academic Authors Association (TAA)
The official notice with your unique ID in the Bartz v. Anthropic settlement should have arrived at the end of November. Join Brenda Ulrich and Kim Pawlak for an update on how your unique ID will help you when filing claims, as well as other updates on the claims process and TAA's recommendations for textbook and academic authors whose works are included in the settlement.
Note that this webinar is intended to provide general guidance and is not legal advice for any particular claimant.
Brenda Ulrich practices publishing and intellectual property law at Archstone Law Group, PC, where she is a Partner ([email protected]). She represents many textbook authors in drafting and negotiating publishing, licensing, and collaboration agreements and in resolving publishing disputes. She also advises colleges and universities on the development and implementation of intellectual property policies, navigating copyright questions related to teaching and scholarship, and managing and defending trademark portfolios.
Where to find the unique ID on the mailer panel of the notice (click to view larger)
Mailed notice (click to view larger)
Mailed notice (click to view larger)
Anthropic Settlement Home Page (click to view larger)
After clicking claim form button (click to view larger)
Where to enter your Unique ID(s) (click to view larger)
First page after entering unique ID (click to view larger)
Readacted works information page after entering unique ID (click to view larger)
View if you selected yes on whether there are other rights holders to the work (click to view larger)
Percentage claims for Education Works (click to view larger)
How to resolve any duplicates explanation page (click to view larger)
Payment election page (click to view larger)
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