CASETiFY steals case designs

Lawsuits within the tech industry are commonplace, yet the latest legal altercation involves Casetify, the apparent billion-dollar smartphone case manufacturing company. Both parties allege that Casetify shamelessly copied a series of smartphone cases originally designed by JerryRigEverything and Dbrand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byfWscC87Vg Nelson took to YouTube to explain everything that's going on, providing substantial evidence to support claims of theft and plagiarism by Casetify. He emphasized that while he is not the sole practitioner of device teardown skins or cases, the accused company blatantly replicated the exact designs without any attempt at originality. Casetify seems to have unknowingly duplicated each element, albeit attempting to obscure some of the more blatant references with limited success. Essentially it seems like what Casetify has done was dissect the design and move a few parts around. (1/6)— dbrand (@dbrand) November 23, 2023 Both Zack Nelson and Dbrand have jointly filed a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against Casetify, citing copyright infringement. Within 48 hours, the controversial cases have been expunged from the Casetify website, and official statements from the accused company are still pending. Read more in our articles including "CASETiFY deflects lawsuit allegations on X (formerly Twitter)" and "CASETiFY launches Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 and Galaxy Z Fold7 cases".