One of the things that make intellectual property rights violations different from most other property litigation is that: A. Unlike most tangible property, intellectual property may be taken and used without the owner even knowing about it for some time.

B. The actual amount of the damages is impossible to estimate.

C. If the intellectual property owner never finds out the rights are being illegally used, there really are no damages.

D. There is no need to estimate damages because the liability amounts for all intellectual property items are set by statutory laws