Epstein v. Bruce Furniture, Inc. (19-cv-30050).

  • November 26, 2019

John Epstein had sued Bruce Furniture for breach of contract and copyright infringement relating to an advertisement campaign that Epstein alleges he prepared for Bruce Furniture. Judge Mastroianni denied Bruce Furniture 2019s motion to dismiss, finding the complaint made clear that it was the specific content, arrangement, and phraseology of the advertisements, and not the ideas contained therein (such as interest-free financing), that was being asserted, and that such information is plausibly within the realm of copyright protection. He further found that the merger doctrine and the 201cscenes a faire 201d doctrine did not negate the substantial similarity alleged in the complaint.


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