A second professional photographer has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit stemming from the 2018 midterm election elections—this one against the state attorney general’s campaign.

Photographer Michael Schwarz sued Friends of Chris Carr in federal court in Atlanta, claiming that a copyrighted photograph he shot of Carr’s opponent, Charlie Bailey, was used without his permission in a campaign video promoting the attorney general’s re-election. The suit was filed Jan. 18.

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