20 March 2020TrademarksSarah Morgan

WWE can’t escape tattoo artist’s copyright claim

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and video game maker Take-Two Interactive Software have failed to escape a suit brought by a tattoo artist who claimed that her copyright was being infringed in a video game series.

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WWE can’t escape tattoo artist’s copyright claim

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