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What An Objectively Unreasonable Copyright Suit Looks Like

By Marty Schwimmer on October 5, 2009
Posted in Copyright

Plaintiff’s suit re copyright infringement re novel and play with somewhat widely differing treatments of fictional trial of Judas, dismissed at summary judgment. Fees to be awarded to defendant as suit was held to be objectively unreasonable.
Decision Judas Trial Objectively Unreasonable

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Martin Schwimmer is a director and a founding partner of the U.S. office of Stobbs, an international IP law boutique, headquartered in Cambridge, U.K.

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