Did She Really Win Billions? Or Did the Case Never Make It to a Jury?

In this episode of Seek ELLAvation®, we break down the copyright claims brought by Sophia Stewart involving The Matrix and The Terminator franchises.

This is not about conspiracy theories.

This is about federal copyright law.

The facts are addressed clearly and directly to share the truth of the matter and to extract the legal lessons that every creator, athlete, entrepreneur, and founder needs to understand.

We discuss:

• What the actual claims were in court

• What summary judgment really means

• What must be proven to win a copyright infringement case

• Why federal registration is not enough

• How access and substantial similarity are analyzed

• When damages matter and when they do not

• Why the copyright and RICO claims failed

• Who actually owns the intellectual property in major film franchises

• The difference between copyright and trademark protection

Ownership is step one.

Proof is step two.

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If you are building intellectual property, sharing scripts, treatments, brand concepts, music, or creative work, you must understand the burden of proof is on you.

Securing your work is only half the battle.

Knowing how, who, what, and when to share is the other half.

This episode teaches you how to think like a lawyer before you ever need one.

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