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Knockoffs: Are They Always Infringing?
In March 2024, Kim Kardashian made headlines. This time it was because she posted a video of her office, including furniture by Donald Judd. At least that is what Kardashian said.
The problem, however, is that the furniture was not by Donald Judd. The furniture was created by Clements Design. But it was designed to look very similar to the Donald Judd originals. Donald Judd's family foundation tried to get Kardashian to take down the video and set the record straight. But that was fruitless, and the foundation filed suit in U.S. District Court in California. See, Judd Foundation v. Clements Design (2:24-cv-02496) (2024).
The suit asserts that Donald Judd's rights have been infringed, and claims that the furniture in Kardashian's video were unauthorized "knockoffs." (See below)
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