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Muller v. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp

Loeb & Loeb LLP
Jonathan Zavin
USA
April 6 2011

In a copyright infringement case, court grants the defendants’ summary judgment motion, finding no actual copying of the copyrighted work or improper appropriation of the protectable elements in the copyrighted work.

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Muller v. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp

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