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Acts by businesses that cause economic harm to other businesses or consumers, including intellectual property infringement. Legal implications can include compensatory and punitive damages, and injunctive relief.

Facilitating, enabling, or otherwise indirectly contributing to infringement. Legal implications may include monetary damages and injunctions against the contributor.

Marking an article with the intent to deceive the public into believing it is patented. Legal implications can involve fines and the potential for competitors to sue for damages.

When a party is held responsible for infringement based on the actions of another. Legal implications can involve monetary damages and injunctive relief.

The process of deriving the secret compositions, structures, or designs from products. Could be an infringement if it violates specific laws or agreements. Legal implications vary widely depending on jurisdiction and context.

Copying or imitating the aesthetic design of a product that is protected. Legal implications include damages and seizure of infringing products.

Producing an imitation of an item, usually with the intent to deceive or defraud by passing off the copy as the original item. Legal implications involve fines, seizures, and criminal charges.

Registering, trafficking in, or using a domain name with bad-faith intent to profit from a trademark belonging to someone else. Legal implications can include transfer of the domain and monetary damages.

Creating a work based upon one or more preexisting works without permission. Legal implications include the potential for significant statutory damages and injunctive relief.

Theft or improper disclosure of a trade secret. Legal implications can involve damages, profits, injunctive relief, and sometimes criminal penalties.

Violation of the personal rights of an author, which may include the right to attribution and the right to the integrity of the work. Legal implications are country-specific, but can involve damages and injunctive relief.

Unauthorized use of a trademark, leading to confusion about the origin of goods or services. Legal implications may involve cease and desist orders, damages, and destruction of infringing goods.

The act of directly violating an exclusive right granted by intellectual property laws. Liability does not require knowledge or intent. Legal implications include injunctions and monetary damages.

The act of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. Legal implications can include academic penalties, monetary damages, and loss of reputation.

The unauthorized use of copyrighted material without permission. Legal implications can include fines, damages, and injunctions against further use.

Making, using, selling, or importing patented inventions without permission. Legal implications include injunctions, damages, and potentially enhanced damages for willful infringement.

Intentionally aiding or inducing another to infringe on intellectual property rights. Legal implications may include being held liable for infringement damages.

Unauthorized recording or distribution of performances without the consent of the rights holder. Legal implications include fines and possible criminal charges.

Performing copyrighted works publicly without proper authorization. Legal implications can include statutory damages, injunctions, and, in some cases, criminal penalties.