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Tag Archives: copyright infringement
Defendants dismissed in suit over copyrighted song
Two defendants have been dismissed from a Port Arthur musician’s suit, which alleges his producer allegedly sold a copyrighted track without permission. As previously reported, Michael Tilley filed suit against Paul Tisdale, Green Light Music, Young Money Records Entertainment, Cash … Read More
Contract, Jefferson County, NewsHouston apartment complexes fight over color scheme
HOUSTON – Arguing Timberlakes Lighthouse Apartments LP II, SMC Management Corp. and Boston resident Stephen M. Chapman are using its color scheme without permission, WW Tradewinds LLC pursues legal action. A lawsuit filed May 10 in the Houston Division of … Read More
Business, Federal Court, News, PatentHonda sued for allegedly using sculpture in commercial without permission
HOUSTON – Houston residents Dan Havel and Dean Ruck accuse Honda, McGarry Bowen, The Mill Group and Rogue Films of using a sculptural piece of theirs in an advertisement without permission, recent court papers say. A lawsuit filed May 3 … Read More
Business, Federal Court, News, Patent‘Johnny Football’ files trademark infringement lawsuit over shirts
TYLER — Texas A&M University football star and Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel has filed a lawsuit claiming an individual is infringing on his trademark “Johnny Football”nickname in order to sell shirts. JMAN2 Enterprises LLC filed suit against Eric Vaughan … Read More
Federal Court, News, PatentOregon publisher insists magazine title not trademark infringement
HOUSTON – SagaCity Media Inc. is asking a Houston federal court to declare that it has not committed trademark infringement, recent records show. In a petition filed Feb. 12, SagaCity Media, a Portland, Ore.-based publication company claims its planned April … Read More
Federal Court, News, PatentUnauthorized use of Britney photos focus of Houston copyright lawsuit
HOUSTON – Mavrix Photo Inc. has filed suit against Popscreen LLC over photographs that were published without permission, recent court papers say. Mavrix Photo’s lawsuit, filed Jan. 23 in the Houston Division of the Southern District of Texas, alleges Popscreen … Read More
Federal Court, NewsSuit over copyrighted song removed to federal court
A Port Arthur musician’s suit, which alleges his producer allegedly sold a copyrighted track without permission, has been removed to federal court. As previously reported, Michael Tilley filed suit against Paul Tisdale, Green Light Music, Young Money Records Entertainment, Cash … Read More
Federal Court, Jefferson County, News, PatentOffshore rig company says no copyrights violated when it shows movies to crew
HOUSTON – In an effort to stop Motion Picture Licensing Corp. from continuously demanding it buy a license to view video content on its offshore rigs, Apache Corp. has filed a lawsuit. Recent court papers filed Oct. 4 in the … Read More
Federal Court, NewsSaw parts manufacturer claims illegal use of domain names
HOUSTON – Claiming Koba Internet Sales LLC is illegally using its domain names to market and sell inferior products, Marvel Manufacturing Co. Inc. pursues legal action. A lawsuit filed Sept. 18 in the Houston Division of the Southern District of … Read More
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