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A new lawsuit involving "Invincible" shows the consequences of failing to properly document the copyright status of a jointly-created work.

As a new lawsuit involving the popular comic book and animated series "Invincible" shows, the failure to properly document the copyright status of a jointly-created work at the beginning can lead to messy consequences later.

Rin Tin Tin is an the center of a new copyright lawsuit by Scott Duthie, who claims a 50% ownership interest in the character

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Warner Bros. Seeks to Muzzle Rin Tin Tin Lawsuit

byAaron Moss

The studio argues that a complaint seeking an accounting of profits from its planned Rin Rin Tin film doesn't arise under the Copyright Act.

Rin Tin Tin is at the center of a new copyright lawsuit by Scott Duthie, who claims a 50% ownership interest in the character

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New Rin Tin Tin Copyright Complaint Asks Warner Bros. to Pay Up

byAaron Moss

Scott Duthie claims to own a 50% copyright interest in Rin Tin Tin, but that Warner won't recognize his rights. Is the studio required to account?

Co-Ownership

Not Invincible: A Cautionary Tale for Creators

Warner Bros. Seeks to Muzzle Rin Tin Tin Lawsuit

New Rin Tin Tin Copyright Complaint Asks Warner Bros. to Pay Up

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Take-Two Tattoo Trial Begins: What You Need to Know

Aaron Moss