Intellectual Property,
Entertainment & Sports
Jul. 17, 2017
Beatle’s settlement leaves open questions
A few weeks ago, Paul McCartney and music publisher Sony/ATV settled McCartney’s lawsuit asking a New York federal court to rule that his exercise of his termination rights under the U.S. Copyright Act to recapture his U.S. copyrights in the Beatles publishing catalogue was not a breach of his Sony/ATV music publishing agreements.
Kenneth D. Freundlich
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UCLA Law School
Kenneth is a business, entertainment and IP attorney with Freundlich Law in Encino.
Michael J. Kaiser
Counsel
Freundlich Law
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Encino , CA 91436
Phone: (310) 275-5350
Email: mkaiser@freundlichlaw.com
Harvard Univ Law School
Do you want to know a secret? A few weeks ago, famed Beatle Paul McCartney and music publisher Sony/ATV settled McCartney's lawsuit asking a New York federal court to rule that his exercise of his termination rights under the U.S. Copyright Act to recapture his U.S. copyrights in the Beatles publishing catalogue was not a breach of his Sony/ATV music publishing agreements. As we previously wrote ("McCartney asks US Court for Help!" Jan. 30, 2017), McCartney's lawsuit ...
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