Fused Hawaii Copyright Infringement (2024)

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16 jan 2019 · The copyright infringement claim is based on alleged similarities between two of the companies' textile designs. In the complaint, Hoffman ...
On October 23, 2018, Rube P. Hoffman, a California textile manufacturer known for their Hawaiian prints and aloha shirts, filed a copyright infringement suit in the Central District of California against Zara USA, Inc., one of the world’s largest fast fashion retailers with over 2,000 stores worldwide. The copyright infringement claim is based on alleged similarities between two of the companies’ textile designs. In the complaint, Hoffman claims exclusive rights and ownership of U.S. copyright registrations over the two textile designs at issue, and further claims that they had never granted permission, license, or consent for Zara to use the designs. Hoffman also asserts claims for Unfair Competition under the Lanham Act and California law. Hoffman demands an end to any further production, distribution, or sale of the allegedly infringing designs; the delivery and destruction of all merchandise bearing the designs; damages; and legal fees.

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Copyright rules and the University of Hawaii policy relating to copyright and duplication seem to be antithetical to a primary goal of education — access to information. It is easy to be incensed at limitations for photocopying of copyrighted documents and materials. But for another viewpoint, ask some of your colleagues who have published whether they would prefer that you copy an original or buy their book (and allow them to earn their royalty). The intent of copyright is to assure the authors of creative and other published works an incentive to produce something that won’t be stolen — the right to the fruits of their labor. We chafe when copyright interferes with the easy delivery (because it is an unauthorized duplication of an original work) of information to our students. For the UH system, the final authority (leaving the courts out of this, and providing this guide is an attempt to keep us all out of court) should be the April, 1992 UH Copyright Guidelines, which is 63 pages of explanation and examples of the application of copyright rules.