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Sep. 24, 2019

In Zeppelin case, Circuit is leery of stairway to precedent

An 11-judge panel for the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals seemed chiefly concerned Monday with how a ruling in the highly contentious "Stairway to Heaven" case might shift the scales of music litigation.

In Zeppelin case, Circuit is leery of stairway to precedent
New York Times News Service

An 11-judge panel for the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals seemed chiefly concerned Monday with how a ruling in the highly contentious "Stairway to Heaven" case might shift the scales of music litigation.

En banc requests are rarely granted, particularly in copyright cases, but the band's bid to overturn the 9th Circuit's prior reversal of their trial court win proved the rare exception.

In Septe...

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