German Artist Michael Moebius Secures Historic $120 Million Copyright Victory, Setting New Standard for Intellectual Property Protection

In an environment where prestigious luxury houses like Hermès, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Dior grapple with rampant infringement, Moebius's distinctive works have experienced similar challenges. This parallel not only accentuates the global allure and high demand for Moebius's creations but also underscores the landmark significance of this court case in safeguarding the sanctity of original artwork and intellectual property.

The case, initially filed under seal and later made public (Case Number 1:22-CV-06079), was handled by Whitewood Law PLLC and resulted in a momentous $120 million judgment, the largest ever awarded to a living independent artist. It underscores the immense value of creators' rights and sets a precedent for future legal battles, demonstrating that artists can successfully recover damages exceeding the costs of litigation, an unprecedented achievement in modern intellectual property rights.

Moebius, alongside Kevin Esfandi and their legal team, remain committed to resolutely pursuing all infringers. This historic judgment marks a significant milestone in the fight for artistic rights and the protection of invaluable creative works, ensuring the protection and respect of artists' intellectual property rights.

About Michael Moebius

German artist Michael Moebius has gained international acclaim for his iconic pop art creations. His bubblegum portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn are celebrated worldwide, and he continues to push boundaries in contemporary art while advocating for artists' intellectual property rights. For more information, visit https://www.michaelmoebius.com

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