Prohibits the making of a bad-faith claim or assertion of copyright infringement. (BDR 52-699)

SB 332 prohibits individuals or entities from making unjustified claims of copyright infringement in bad faith. It directly affects businesses or individuals targeted by such claims, requiring claimants to include specific details (like copyright registration numbers and infringement specifics) in their demands. The bill creates a civil lawsuit for victims to seek actual damages, attorney fees, and up to $30,000 in exemplary damages if a claim is found to be meritless. Courts will consider factors like missing claim details or unreasonable demand timelines to determine if a claim was made in bad faith.