Following SRIPLAW's filing of the copyright infringement suit on behalf of renowned British light artist Bruce Munro, media worldwide has picked up the story. Here is some of the coverage: British light artist sues Florida-based botanic garden for copying his exhibitions at Eden Project - The Telegraph.

BOCA RATON, Fla. (Jan. 13, 2020) – One of Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden’s most popular shows has a legal problem: It contains unauthorized knockoffs of copyrighted works by renowned British artist Bruce Munro.

The VARA lawsuit SRipLaw filed in federal court against country music star Upchurch has caught the attention of the music, art and legal worlds. News reports have caught the key points of the Visual Artists Rights Act, while social media have picked up the conversation.

The social media act of country-rap star Ryan Upchurch is going to the courtroom. Florida artist Jacob LeVeille has sued the musician in federal court for firing hundreds of bullets from an assault-style rifle through a painting of Upchurch and a portrait of Johnny Cash, one of the performer’s idols.

An article on BuzzFeed News entitled Stolen Artwork Is All Over Amazon — And Creators Want The Company To Do Something About It  quotes SRIPLAW partner Joel Rothman extensively on issues of infringement and policing of unauthorized use of images.

Schneider Rothman Intellectual Property Law Group has obtained a settlement for a client who claimed patent infringement against one of the nation’s largest media companies and against publishers of electronic games.

The November-December 2013 issue of Art World News reports that Schneider Rothman Intellectual Property Group has sued three major companies on behalf of the representative of work by painter Alexei Butirskly.

Schneider Rothman IP Law Group has filed its second patent infringement suit for Voltstar Technologies in U.S. district court, this time against The Gillette Co., targeting Gillette’s Duracell brand. 

The painting “Autumn Leaves” by respected Russian artist Alexei Butirskiy adorns Yankee Candles sold in its stores and at Bed Bath & Beyond. The original work depicts a line of trees whose leaves are turning bright orange and falling to the ground under a misty sky, an image well-suited to a scented candle called “November Rain.”

The Palm Beach Post reports a news update on a copyright infringement lawsuit that Schneider Rothman IP Law Group filed on behalf of a real estate photographer.

Jerold I. Schneider, a partner at Schneider Rothman IP Law Group, has filed a patent infringement suit in U.S. District Court in Chicago on behalf of Voltstar Technologies.