Photographer Sues University Coffee Shop Over Blueberry Muffin Image

PetaPixel•Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at 12:30:16 PM

A photographer has filed a lawsuit against a university coffee shop over the unauthorized use of an image featuring a blueberry muffin. This case highlights the ongoing issues of copyright and intellectual property in the digital age, raising questions about how images are used in commercial settings. It serves as a reminder for businesses to be mindful of copyright laws to avoid potential legal disputes.

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