Who's giving the Hechsher on Shevy sheitlach? Erroneous Delivery of Wigs Sets Off Copyright-Infringement Suit By JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN - Staff Reporter of the Sun April 13, 2006 A package delivered in error - of wigs made from human hair, worth $30,000 - has set off a million-dollar copyright-infringement lawsuit between two rival Brooklyn wig makers. Shevy Custom Wigs, one of the world's largest importers of human hair, has sued its smaller rival, Aggie Wigs, charging that they have been selling a low-quality line of wigs under the Shevy brand name. "It's best for our reputation not to have wigs of a lesser quality out there with our name on them," the owner of Shevy, Elon Emanuel, said. The suit was filed in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn on Monday. The trouble began March 20, when a Federal Express deliveryman dropped off 16 packages of wigs assembled and labeled in China to Shevy, located in the Midwood section of Brooklyn. Fifteen of those boxes were addressed t...