Daniel Lustig (left) and Michael J. Pike (right) of Pike and Lustig in West Palm Beach. Courtesy photo.
A lawsuit by Florida resident Charles Ngo over the alleged use of a copyrighted photograph by award-winning Texas photographer Tom Hussey has developed into a claim of fraud on the court, as the defense asserts the photo was never registered as claimed.
March 20, 2019 at 02:53 PM
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South Florida lawyers Daniel Lustig, Michael J. Pike and Dominique Torsiello claim award-winning Texas photographer Tom Hussey framed their client with a copyright infringement lawsuit over an unregistered photo.
Hussey sued Florida resident Charles Ngo for damages in October 2018, alleging he unlawfully reproduced a photo from his “Reflections” series, depicting elderly people gazing at a reflection of their younger selves in the mirror.
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