Intellectual Property,
Entertainment & Sports,
Civil Litigation
Jun. 10, 2020
Latin music distributor has filed string of copyright suits in four years of operation
The industry is often characterized by informal deals, and some parties in the cases have more than one name.
A Latin music distributor formed four years ago has filed a string of copyright lawsuits, including a new case this week. Most of these appear to involve music that was recorded before the Turlock-based company existed.
In the latest complaint, Yellowcake Inc. sued a Los Angeles area record company. The complaint is the second Yellowcake has filed in the Eastern District of California against Platino Records Inc. and its owners, Alb...
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