Bouchat v. Baltimore Ravens Ltd, P’Ship, 08-2381, concerned a challenge to the district court’s determination that defendants’ depictions of a logo in season highlight films and in the Ravens corporate lobby were fair use, in entering judgment against the plaintiff, in plaintiff’s copyright infringement suit against the Baltimore Ravens football organization and National Football League entities for their unauthorized copying of a Ravens team logo, drawn by plaintiff, that was used for three seasons as the team’s official symbol.
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