A judge has ordered the University of Alabama and an artist to try to negotiate an agreement over paintings of Alabama athletic events. The school sued Daniel Moore in 2005, saying he had painted scenes of Crimson Tide football games without permission and had reissued previously licensed prints without paying royalties. Moore countersued, claiming the university is trying to damage his business. The university seeks back pay for more than 20 paintings and wants Moore to license any future paintings.
August 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has ordered the University of Alabama and famed sports artist Daniel Moore to attempt to negotiate an agreement in their dispute over Moore’s paintings of Alabama athletic events.
The university sued Moore in March 2005, saying he had painted scenes of Crimson Tide football games without permission and had reissued previously licensed prints without paying royalties.
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