Wesley M. Walker, Jr. v. Forbes, Incorporated

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• holding that when “the infringement occurs as a small part of a much larger work, the fact finder properly focuses not on the profit of the work overall, but only on the profit that the infringement contributes”
• holding that when “the infringement occurs as a small part of a much larger work, the fact finder properly focuses not on the profit of the work overall, but only on the profit that the infringement contributes”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).