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April 05, 2024 at 09:30 AM
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Plaintiff claimed Warner Brothers, in its 2022 film “The Batman,” infringed his copyright by lifting elements of a story he wrote about Batman in 1990.
Third-party defendant DC Comics countered that plaintiff is the wrongdoer, contending he wrote the story at a time when he was working as a freelance artist for DC Comics. Warner Bros. and DC Comics moved for summary judgment.
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