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Say "quilt," and the usual image that arises is of sweet-faced grandmothers gossiping around a wooden frame in a church social hall. But these days quilts show up in court, and are hot items in copyright litigation. One such case, against San Francisco-based Pottery Barn Inc. on behalf of a designer alleging the retailer infringed on her work, will be tried in a New York federal court.
November 03, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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