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11 March 2019Copyright

Fortnite infringement suits dropped after SCOTUS ruling

The recent US Supreme Court ruling in Fourth Estate Public Benefit Corporation v Wall-Street.com has brought respite for the makers of the Fortnite and NBA 2K video games.

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