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A music publisher files a federal copyright suit claiming your viral video (8.4M views) used 47 seconds of an uncleared copyrighted track. They seek statutory damages of $30,000 per infringed work. You had similar issues on 3 other videos — the exposure compounds to $90K+ plus attorney's fees.
A subject of your hidden-camera prank video refuses to sign the release form you offered them. They file suit for invasion of privacy, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and intrusion upon seclusion. They seek $75K in damages plus any revenue attributable to the video.
A celebrity's management team sues claiming your parody sketch used their client's name, voice impression, and likeness for commercial gain without consent. The parody defense is available but not absolute — and their attorneys file in California, where right of publicity laws are among the strongest in the nation.
A streaming platform sends DMCA takedowns for 22 reaction videos featuring 10+ minutes of copyrighted original content. When you dispute the takedowns, they file copyright suits for the top 5 most-viewed videos. Your fair use defense requires expert witnesses and an 11-month litigation process.