Ohio Valley Banking & Trust Co. v. Nichols

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• “In short, a copyright plaintiff need not plead detailed evidence, but she must allege facts — not just legal conclusions — demonstrating the existence of a facially plausible claim, i.e., that she owns one or more valid copyrights that have been infringed by defendants

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