Design patent case filings are still slow. Here& #39;s an interesting copyright dispute for your reading pleasure.

Complaint: https://www.scribd.com/document/457153238/Munro-v-Fairchild-Tropical-Botanic-Garden-Complaint-Sans-Exhibits

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There are some potentially interesting useful article and scope-of-the-work issues raised in this case, but it& #39;s also an example of what I& #39;ve come to think of as DMCA IRL claims. See also https://twitter.com/design_law/status/1013754411917758464">https://twitter.com/design_la...

Essentially, the plaintiff here seems to be arguing that § 1202 of the DMCA is some kind of all-purpose attribution requirement:

Anyway, here& #39;s the relevant provision and definition of "copyright management information."

Has anyone written on this topic? I& #39;d love to learn more--especially if these aren& #39;t isolated cases.