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Bozzio v. EMI Group Limited et al
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June 12, 2012
Capitol Won't Surrender Royalties In '80s Singer's Suit
Capitol Records LLC asked a California federal judge on Monday to dismiss a putative class action claiming it failed to properly compensate Dale Bozzio, former frontwoman of the '80s band Missing Persons, for digital content licenses, arguing that Bozzio had no binding claim on the royalty payments under the band's contract.
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May 17, 2012
Missing Persons Lead Singer Hits EMI With Royalty Suit
Dale Bozzio, the former frontwoman for the '80s band Missing Persons, has launched a putative contracts class action in California alleging EMI Group Ltd. did not properly compensate musicians licensing royalties from digital content providers like Apple Inc.'s iTunes.