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A lawsuit overFortniteusing copyrighted dance moves is respawning.
(Other choreographershave droppedsimilar lawsuits against Fortnite.)
The appeals court took issue with the lower courts decision thatFortniteonly copied poses, not the full dance moves.
Reducing choreography to poses would be akin to reducing music to just notes, they wrote.
Choreography is, by definition, a related series of dance movements and patterns organized into a coherent whole.
But the ruling is not quite a win for Hanagami yet.
Now, the case will dance its way back to the lower court ahead of a potential trial.
