A federal judge says he won't dismiss a copyright lawsuit against an Omaha charity that provides free vacations to injured veterans and their families. The lawsuit filed against Wounded Warriors Incorporated in U.S. District Court in Nebraska by Jacksonville, Florida-based Wounded Warrior Project Incorporated says Wounded Warriors has "capitalized on the confusion" created by their similar names.
November 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge says he won’t dismiss a copyright lawsuit against an Omaha charity that provides free vacations to injured veterans and their families.
The lawsuit filed against Wounded Warriors Incorporated in U.S. District Court in Nebraska by Jacksonville, Florida-based Wounded Warrior Project Incorporated says Wounded Warriors has “capitalized on the confusion” created by their similar names.
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