Fred’s Fish Fry sues over San Antonio Spurs jerseys for copyright violation
Editor's note: This story was updated to add comments from suit defendants Adrian Galvan and Wade and Williamson. San Antonio fast food chain Fred's Fish Fry Inc. has sued an array of business owners and a local artist over a parody sports jersey that mashes up its logo with that of the NBA's Spurs. The suit, filed earlier this week in U.S. District Court in San Antonio, accuses 21 defendants, including Michael Baez of Bexar County Social Apparel, Dapemo.com and Bestteestore.com, of copyright infringement.
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