Due Diligence in Pompidou’s Jeff Koons Exhibition
April 1st, 2017 by Sergio Muñoz Sarmiento
Naked, by Jeff Koons. French court found this sculpture to infringe copyright.
Apparently the Pompidou wanted the Koons exhibition so bad it agreed to all of Jeff Koons LLC’s contractual demands, including the obligation to exhibit a work that turned out to infringe a third-party’s copyright. In-house counsel?
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