Litigation
Jan. 9, 2016
Court throws monkey wrench in copyright suit
The monkey behind the one of the world's most famous photos will have another day in court, after a federal judge Wednesday issued a tentative ruling that he intended to dismiss with leave to amend a copyright lawsuit filed by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals on behalf of the primate.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The monkey behind the one of the world's most famous photos will have at least one more day in court after a federal judge Wednesday issued a tentative ruling that he intends to dismiss with leave to amend a copyright lawsuit filed by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals on behalf of the primate.
In 2011 an Indonesian monkey named Naruto snatched the camera of w...
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