"You see the same lawyers and the same law firms over and over again on these copyright infringement suits involving web content," said William Trueba, an attorney at Miami-based Trueba & Suarez. "There's definitely an industry that's arisen as a result of those types of cases."
January 17, 2023 at 06:44 PM
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Florida’s ongoing population boom, partnered with a steady rise in creative activity, is spurring a rise in intellectual property litigation in the state’s courts.
Take the two lawyers, one based in Miami and another in Memphis, who have teamed up to represent a client suing Billboard-topping artist DaBaby for stealing music to make his hit song “ROCKSTAR.”
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Rapper DaBaby joins a growing number of artists subject to intellectual property litigation in Florida. Photo: Charles Sykes/Invision/AP
