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Copyright Violation in
Action: The Case of the Paul Kopeikin Gallery
Response from Marc J. Kopeikin,
Esq., to NWU
What follows is
a response from Marc J. Kopeikin, Esq., attorney for
the Paul Kopeikin Gallery, to Susan Davis, Grievance
Officer of the National Writers Union, in relation to
a letter sent by Davis to the Paul Kopeikin Gallery
on my behalf. I am a founding member of the NWU, for
which I teach seminars on copyright, contract negotiation,
and subsidiary-rights licensing.
-- A. D. C.
Law Offices of
Marc J. Kopeikin
A Professional Corporation
9454 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 600
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Tel. 310-271-7675
Fax 310-271-7695
December 12, 2001
Susan E. Davis
Grievance Officer
National Writers Union
275 7th Avenue, 6th Floor
New York City, New York 10001
Re: A. D. Coleman v. Paul
Kopeikin Gallery
Dear Ms. Davis:
This office represents Paul
Kopeikin and the Paul Kopeikin Gallery (hereinafter
collectively the "Gallery") in regards to
the dispute between Mr. A. D. Coleman and the Gallery
regarding the Gallery's webite [sic], and with regards
to the formal complaint filed by Mr. Coleman with
AIPAD and with the National Writers Union. Please
direct any future correspondence or communication
in this matter to my attention.
Enclosed is a copy of a letter
sent to Robert Klein, President of AIPAD, regarding
this matter. The letter is self-explanatory.
Mr. Kopeikin disputes Mr. Coleman's
invoice for his alleged violation of Mr. Coleman's
copyright, and Mr. Kopeikin intends to take no further
action with regards to Mr. Coleman at this time. Whether
or not Mr. Coleman wishes to push this matter is up
to him.
Very truly yours,
/s/ Marc J. Kopeikin, Esq.
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