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Artprice: Christie’s Raises Their IP Claim Against Artprice

February 10th, 2010 in Copyright / Litigation
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According to Artprice, Christie’s has upped the ante in their ongoing intellectual property lawsuit by raising their damages claim from 2 million euros to  63 million euros.

Christie’s civil claim concerns Artprice’s alleged use of Christie’s sales catalogues and corporate identities and what Christie’s claims are acts of  “parasitism” by Artprice in using Christie’s announcements and results of their public sales. You can read Artprices open letter via PR Newswire.

 

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