Sentence examples for suing for copyright from inspiring English sources

Toho is suing for copyright and trademark infringements, trademark dilution, unfair competition and unjust enrichment.

However, because the Nasa astronaut does not own the rights to the photograph, he is not suing for copyright infringement.

Schiffman claims that the resemblance between her photograph and the new image is too close — the legal term is "substantial similarity" — and she is suing for copyright infringement.

The duo play bitter enemies who once starred on a seventies show called "Salmon Cat" and who are suing for copyright infringement.

Lion features like Full Screen mode, Auto Save and Launchpad are total iPad rip-offs, too; if Apple hadn't stolen these features from itself, it would surely be suing for copyright infringement.

J. K. Rowling held out an olive branch on Wednesday to the Harry Potter look-alike who wants to publish a guide to her books and whose publisher she is suing for copyright infringement.

Lech Poznan should sue for copyright.

That approach didn't go over well with authors and publishers, who sued for copyright infringement.

(Roberts sued for copyright infringement in 1997, and the case was settled out of court).

He has been sued for copyright violation four times, losing three of the cases.

But the religious references now seem so blatant that I'm surprised God hasn't sued for copyright.