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    • Warners Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. v. Valerie Herrera aka Valerie Lee, an individual and dba as Amazon.com Seller Sirena0123; Irvin Y. Lee, an individual and dba Amazon.com Seller Sirena0123 and Does 2 through 10, inclusive

    Mar. 22, 2014
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    Copyright Infringement

    Warners Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. v. Valerie Herrera aka Valerie Lee, an individual and dba as Amazon.com Seller Sirena0123; Irvin Y. Lee, an individual and dba Amazon.com Seller Sirena0123 and Does 2 through 10, inclusive

    Published: Mar. 22, 2014 | Result Date: Feb. 19, 2014 | Filing Date: Jan. 1, 1900 |
    Case number: 2:13-cv-04059-JAK-JC Bench Decision –  Permanent Injunction

    Court

    USDC Central


    Attorneys

    Plaintiff

    James A. Coombs
    (J. Andrew Coombs APC)

    Nicole L. Drey

    Frannie S. Mok-Wang


    Defendant

    Zachary J. Levine
    (Wolk & Levine, LLP)

    Sarah R. Wolk


    Facts

    Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. sued Valerie Herrera, doing business as Amazon.com seller Sirena0123.

    Contentions

    PLAINTIFF'S CONTENTIONS:
    Warner Bros. owned exclusive distribution rights to various creative works, including the television show Curb Your Enthusiasm. Warner Bros. argued that Herrera infringed upon these rights by selling counterfeit products of goods that Warner Bros. had exclusive rights to.

    Result

    The court permanently enjoined Herrera from continuing any activities that infringed on Warner Bros.' rights, including distributing unauthorized copies of Warner Bros.' works.


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