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3 April 2018Copyright

Kendall + Kylie licensee request damages for ‘frivolous’ copyright suit

The licensee of Kendall + Kylie Inc, a fashion brand set up by reality TV personalities Kendall and Kylie Jenner, has requested damages from a photographer and his attorney for a “frivolous” copyright lawsuit filed last year, over a line of t-shirts.

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