Professor Mark A. Lemley and Lecturer in Law and Executive Director of the Fair Use Project Anthony Falzone are mentioned in an article in the Daily Journal regarding a lawsuit filed on behalf of famed Obama poster artist Shepard Fairey against the Associated Press:

Two Stanford Law School professors, Anthony Falzone and Mark Lemley, filed the lawsuit seeking a declaratory judgment in favor of street artist Shepard Fairey in U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York.

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"I think it's an important case," said Lemley, an intellectual property professor who last week left Keker & Van Nest to become a partner at the San Francisco law firm of Durie Tangri Lemley Roberts & Kent.

"The value of the posters is not the photo," Lemley said.

The lawsuit was filed a day before Lemley and Falzone say AP threatened to file a copyright infringement lawsuit against Fairey, according to the complaint. Fairey v. The Associated Press, 09-cv-01123.