Keith Law Firm, which we are familiar with, recently represented a new copyright infringement case, which is related to the works of illustrator Steven Rhodes. Many shops have been sued for selling goods related to their works in the shops. Please check whether the related products are being sold in your store in time. If so, please take them off the shelves in time!
Historical occurrence of cases
2022/07/26 22-cv-3866 Keith Steven Rhodes
Basic information of the case
Time of filing the case: July, 2022
Case number: 22-cv-3517
Plaintiff’s law firm: Keith
Plaintiff’s brand: Steven Rhodes works
Plaintiff company: Steven Rhodes
brand introduction
Steven Rhodes is a graphic artist and illustrator, who is famous for his alternative re-conception of children’s activity books in 1970s and 1980s. With the designs of “Let’s summon the devil” and “Firefighting for beginners”, you will think that his affinity with dark magic is excusable.
Examples of infringing products
Trademark copyright information
The latest development of the case
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