Antoni Porowski’s ‘Queer Eye’ Leather Jacket Is at the Center of a Consequential LEGO Lawsuit
Judge Omar A. Williams said Concannon’s copyright claims can proceed after LEGO’s fair use and implied license defenses failed.
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LEGO faces legal setback over Queer Eye jacket design
A judge rejected LEGO’s implied-licence and fair-use arguments at this stage, while throwing out one part of the designer’s wider case. The post LEGO dealt legal setback over Queer Eye Antoni Porowski Minifigure jacket design appeared first on PinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news.
Most Of Artist's Suit Over Lego 'Queer Eye' Jacket Survives
A Connecticut federal judge has refused to toss copyright claims in a suit accusing Lego of ripping off a leather jacket designer's work after it appeared on the Netflix show "Queer Eye," but agreed that a trade dress claim had to go.
Antoni Porowski’s ‘Queer Eye’ Leather Jacket Is at the Center of a Consequential LEGO Lawsuit
Toy company LEGO will continue to face a lawsuit from a fashion designer whose leather jacket, worn by Antoni Porowski on an episode of Queer Eye, was reproduced in a LEGO set based on the reality makeover show.On Sunday, U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut judge Omar A. Williams denied in part LEGO’s motion for summary judgment, in essence refusing to dismiss designer James Concannon’s various copyright infringement claims again…
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