(File Photo) The US Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of a Miami music producer in a legal fight with Warner Music over a ...
In 2008, unbeknownst to Nealy, Butler entered into an agreement with Warner Chappell Music ... case presents an “ownership dispute” within the meaning of the statute of limitations for ...
In this case, Nealy invoked the “discovery rule” to sue Warner Chappell Music for copyright infringements going back 10 years ...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision in Warner Chappell Music ... for copyright disputes. This ruling recalibrates how damages are assessed and could lead to an increase filing of cases ...
Butler later gave Warner Chappell Music ... copyright claims long before his lawsuit was filed — but decided the case assuming ...
Holland & Knight’s Thomas Brooke reviews SCOTUS copyright ... dispute between Nealy and Warner Chappell continues—the case ...
Last year, a district court dismissed the case against ... underlying musical work.” The distinction between a copyright ...
And so it was not possible to determine whether the drum beat was protected under copyright law. Understanding the core claim in this lawsuit involves going on a short musical journey. Cleveland ...
Chubb filed a complaint for declaratory judgment which names Baird & Warner Inc. and other claimants on May 21 in Illinois Northern District Court over an insurance coverage dispute. The lawsuit ...
Frushour's ruling came at the conclusion of the preliminary examination in the case against Dale Warner, 56, of Franklin Township.
Visiting Judge Anna M. Frushour's ruling came at the conclusion of the preliminary examination in the case against Dale Warner, 56, of Franklin Township. He was arrested in November, accused of ...