A top photographer has forced a reconsideration of the $472,000 in damages awarded to him by a federal judge after tens of thousands of images he had consigned to an agency were lost. Photojournalist Arthur Grace appealed the damages amount as inadequate. Noting it was "simply unable to identify the formula" applied by Southern District of New York Judge Denny Chin in determining damages, the 2nd Circuit vacated the award and remanded the case. It also furnished Chin with the "appropriate" methodology.
June 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A top photographer has forced a reconsideration of the $472,000 in damages awarded to him by a federal judge after tens of thousands of images he had consigned to an agency, Corbis-Sygma, were lost.
Photojournalist Arthur Grace’s “dissatisfaction with the adequacy” of the damages award by Southern District of New York Judge Denny Chin in Grace v. Corbis-Sygma, 02 Civ. 8597, led him to challenge the finding in the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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