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Britto Central, Inc. v. Redman et al
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May 18, 2016
Pop Artist Settles Suit Over Apple Ads
Miami-based pop artist Romero Britto has agreed to drop a lawsuit accusing Apple Inc. of using his colorful art in an ad campaign without permission, according to court documents filed Wednesday.
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September 14, 2015
Pop Artist Urges Judge Not To Toss Suit Over Apple Designs
Pop artist Romero Britto urged a Florida federal judge on Friday to deny two rival artists' motion to dismiss his suit that alleges they copied his designs in an Apple Inc. campaign they were involved in.
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August 13, 2015
Artists Say Apple Designs Didn't Copy Miami Pop Artist
Two artists accused by a rival of copying his design in an Apple Inc. campaign urged a Florida federal judge Thursday to toss the suit, saying their design is significantly different than their rival's artwork.
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April 13, 2015
Miami Pop Artist Sues Apple For Copyright Infringement
Miami-based pop artist Romero Britto has accused Apple Inc. of infringing his copyright and trade dress in one of the computer giant's latest promotional ad campaigns, alleging in Florida federal court that Apple used art by a pair of copycat designers.