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Live Nation Worldwide, Inc. v. Cohl et al
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April 05, 2011
Ex-Exec Can Sue Live Nation Over Stones Tours: Judge
A Florida federal judge ruled Monday that former Live Nation Worldwide Inc. Chairman Michael Cohl could sue the company for breach of contract over the rights to promote future tours by the Rolling Stones.
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November 22, 2010
Live Nation Sues Ex-Chair Over Noncompete Payout
Live Nation Worldwide Inc., the world's largest concert promoter, has sued former Chairman Michael Cohl for allegedly failing to pay $5.35 million to retain certain tour promotion rights and to be released from a noncompete clause in his employment contract.