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Joseph Tierney v. Moschino S.p.A. et al
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March 19, 2018
H&M Isn't The First Brand To Face Graffiti Gripes
When apparel retailer H&M found itself in a copyright dispute last week over its use of graffiti in advertisements, it was the latest in a string of such fights between corporate brands and street artists who have become increasingly willing to head to court to protect their rights.
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October 30, 2015
Moschino Slams Artist's IP Suit Over Katy Perry Graffiti Dress
Moschino fought back against a street artist claiming the fashion house ripped off his work for a graffiti-printed line that included a gown worn by Katy Perry, telling a California court on Friday that the artist's lawsuit threatened to silence the company's free speech.
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August 07, 2015
IP Pulse: Wilson Sporting Goods, Toshiba, Katy Perry
The week in intellectual property complaints saw Key & Associates client Wilson Sporting Goods Co. blitzing a rival equipment manufacturer for infringing a patent for manufacturing footballs and White & Williams LLP saying its crowdfunding client Gust Inc. was improperly targeted by a nonpracticing entity that knew its patents couldn't pass muster under Alice — all part of the nearly 250 IP actions filed in federal court.
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August 06, 2015
Katy Perry Moschino Met Gala Gown Sparks Artist's IP Suit
Moschino SpA was hit with a copyright suit in California federal court Wednesday accusing the Italian fashion house of copying street artist Rime's piece "Vandal Eyes" and printing it on a gown that pop star Katy Perry wore to the Met Gala in May.