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JCP's new advertisements in Oprah Magazine, Martha Stewart, People, etc. are ripping off my mother's (Julie Blackmon) work. Along with JCP's new March commercial. The April one, expected to air on Sunday also.

Backstory:
My mother, Julie Blackmon, is a small-town photographer from Springfield, MO. Back in December, some people from JcPenney's contacted my mom and asked her to shoot some of their advertisements. My mom didn't have time to do so because they needed it done within a month, and my mom is a stay at home mother with an autistic daughter. 

Fast forward one month, they contacted her again and told her they really liked her concepts in her photography. JCP asked her if they could use some of her "artistic concepts" for inspiration. (My mother agreed, explaining that this is common, and nothing to worry about because they aren't copying or directly using her work.)

This month there have been two ads and two commercials made, which have been taken directly from my mother's work. Some are still in the works. My mom hasn't slept well in weeks. JCP is running a 400 million ad campaign, with a majority based off my mothers work- with no credit or compensation given to her. She is worried it undermines her whole career.

I have told her to contact JCP and find an attorney. Every attorney she has spoken with says she has no case. Her photography representatives agree. I think she has a case- it's multi-million dollar ad campaign which is ripping of the work of a small town mother.

Reddit, how can I help my mom? What do we do?

Here are examples:

Mother's Photograph, Floatie:

JCP's Ad:

Mother's Photograph, Girl Across The Street:

JCP's Ad:

JCP's March Commercial:

(Copying off "Floatie" with the mother and girl in the inner tube.
<bot>: JCP's new multi-million dollar ad campaign is directly copying my mother's work, with no credit or compensation given to her. Everyone says she has no case.