Sculptor sues over use of his 'Charging Bull'

Wal-Mart Stores, North Fork Bancorp and eight other companies were sued by the sculptor who created the "Charging Bull" statue near Wall Street for unfairly profiting from his copyrighted work.Arturo Di Modica claimed the companies were selling knockoff copies of his sculpture or using images of the famous statue in ad campaigns without his permission, ...

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Sculptor sues over use of his 'Charging Bull'

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