Originally Posted By: Notes Norton
The best bet is advice from a legal professional versed in copyright law. It's no guarantee that you won't get sued, but if you do, it will show you thought you were doing the right thing and that should limit your liability.

Just my $0.02

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Intent doesn't matter except in Supreme Court arguments.

Try telling the traffic cop that you really didn't intend to be going 80mph in a 55mph speed zone and see where that gets you.

The BEST bet for this situation is to PURCHASE the license to do what he wants to do. And if he can't afford to do that, he doesn't need to do it.

I'll wager that the proper license is much much cheaper than a lawyers consultation fee when he would need to respond to a lawsuit. Copyright lawsuits are very expensive propositions.

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