FTC’s Evolving Stance on Right to Repair Could Reshape Market Dynamics





FTC Focus: Competition And The Right To Repair

In a recent column, attorneys David Munkittrick, Logan Levy, and Erica Jones discuss the implications of Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announcements on competition and the right to repair. The FTC’s stance suggests that copyright exemptions allowing consumers to modify or repair products could have a significant impact on businesses and affected rights holders. The shift in policy may influence how companies approach copyright infringement issues as consumer repair rights expand. For more details on this topic, you can refer to the original article by Law360 here.