Nelson-Salabes, Inc. v. Morningside Development, LLC

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• recognizing that defendants may be jointly liable for profits “collectively derived from the acts of copyright infringement”
• recognizing that defendants may be jointly liable for profits “collectively derived from the acts of copyright infringement”
• considering unsigned AIA contract where architect had asked client to execute it
• plaintiff architectural firm submitted contracts to client that contained standard AIA prohibition against use of its drawings without the plaintiff's future involvement or consent
• architectural firm submitted contracts that contained language prohibiting use of its drawings without the plaintiffs future involvement or consent
• “NSI specifically advised Strutt [that it could not] utilize NSI’s plans without NSI’s future involvement or express consent.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).