To add to this, I have two buddies who have had their t-shirt designs ripped off by Sinks (the store owner). When I say ripped off, I mean, their exact art work was taken from the internet and put on his shirts. The minute details of the drawings are too similar to be coincidence. Sinks has stolen the artwork of KU students and used them on shirts for his profit. Of course, being poor college students, they don't have the money or the time to really do anything about it.
Sinks has had numerous warnings from KU to stop selling only the shirts that were determined to be 'over the line.' Sinks chose to continue seling them. KU was within its right to stop this kind of infringement. They did not use cheap lawyers. Sinks now gets to pay those legal fees.
Sinks has had numerous warnings from KU to stop selling only the shirts that were determined to be 'over the line.' Sinks chose to continue seling them. KU was within its right to stop this kind of infringement. They did not use cheap lawyers. Sinks now gets to pay those legal fees.
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