When a copyright infringement results in no actual loss to the copyright owner,the owner in some cases may still seek to recover

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Statutory damages are a type of damages that can be sought by the copyright owner, even if there is no actual loss suffered. This is because statutory damages are predetermined by law, and do not require the plaintiff to prove actual damages. The purpose of statutory damages is to deter infringement and compensate the copyright owner for the unauthorized use of their work.

When a Copyright Infringement Results in No Actual Loss to the Copyright