‘Inside Out’ copyright suit proceeds against Disney and Pixar
A Canadian court has cleared the way for a Toronto former film student to sue Pixar and Walt Disney for copyright infringement over the 2015 animated film “Inside Out”.
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22 June 2018 A film director has filed a copyright lawsuit against entertainment companies Disney and Pixar after he noticed “striking similarities” between a short film he created at college and their 2015 animation film “Inside Out”.
1 February 2018 Copyright infringement claims brought against Disney and Pixar in relation to animated film “Inside Out” have been dismissed with leave to amend.
10 December 2019 Disney has sued a US-based online retailer for selling merchandise which allegedly infringes several of the Mickey Mouse creator’s trademarks and copyrights.