However, using unfair competition laws, whether in specialized forms like Louisiana or Washington, or general forms such as in New York or California, is not without some challenges. Chief among these will be determining just which overseas competitors are using pirated IT in such a volume that they are gaining an advantage. And while any use of pirated IT is technically an unfair advantage, there are of course de minimus levels where pursuing such a claim would not make financial sense. Sussing out exactly where the opportunities lie will be the primary challenge, particularly if IT vendors are not able to partner to address the problem. Even without the IT vendors' assistance, interested New York companies or the New York attorney general could partner with an organization such as the BSA's Global Anti-Piracy Team to identify possible targets for bringing suits.