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Mayimba Music, Inc. v. Sony/ATV Latin Music Publishing LLC and Sony/ATV Discos Music Publishing LLC
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June 09, 2016
Shakira Copyright Case Nets Sony $400,000 Atty Fees
Sony Corp. won $400,000 in legal fees Thursday after beating a copyright lawsuit over a hit Shakira song that was later revealed to be based on fabricated evidence, far less than the nearly $750,000 the company wanted.
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April 25, 2016
Sony Wants $750,000 Fees In Fake Evidence Copyright Case
Sony Corp. is asking for nearly $750,000 in legal fees after beating a copyright infringement lawsuit over the Shakira hit "Loca" — a case that was tossed after the revelation that key evidence had been fabricated.
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December 02, 2015
Sony Slams Move For New Trial In Shakira 'Loca' Suit
Sony struck back at a small record label's attempt to revive its copyright suit over a hit Shakira song, telling a New York judge the label's bid for a new trial — which contended in part its attorney was plagued by an unspecified malady that sabotaged his work — was misleading.
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November 05, 2015
Sony Accused of Faking Evidence in Shakira 'Loca' Row
After a recent loss in its copyright battle with Sony over rights to one of Shakira's hit songs, a small record label hit back, arguing the ruling against it was based on fabricated evidence.
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September 23, 2015
Sony Seeks Sanctions In Shakira 'Loca' Copyright Suit
Sony Corp. filed a motion Tuesday seeking a "substantial sanction" against a record label and its attorneys who brought a copyright lawsuit over Shakira's hit song "Loca," telling a New York federal judge the company knew all along its case hinged on fabricated evidence.
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August 10, 2015
Sony Slips Shakira 'Loca' Suit Thanks To Faked Evidence
A New York federal judge on Monday threw out Mayimba Music Inc.'s copyright infringement case against Sony Corp. over Shakira's hit song "Loca," negating an earlier finding of liability against the music giant and citing "a basic issue of fraud in the trial."
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August 06, 2015
Hellerstein Slams 'Fool Questions' In Shakira Evidence Row
A Grammy-nominated sound engineer testified Thursday that recordings on a cassette from which Sony Corp. allegedly ripped off Shakira's hit song "Loca" likely came from elsewhere in a copyright infringement evidence fraud trial that saw U.S. District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein continuously lambaste counsel for plaintiff Mayimba Music Inc.
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May 26, 2015
Judge To Probe Disputed Evidence In Shakira 'Loca' Suit
A New York federal judge set an August hearing into whether fake evidence won a copyright judgment for the Dominican songwriter who said Shakira's song "Loca" ripped him off, at a conference Tuesday where mistrust between the sides was so stark they couldn't agree on whether a copy of a witness's identification card was real.
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April 30, 2015
'Fabricated Evidence' Revealed In Sony's Shakira IP Suit
A New York federal judge on Thursday suspended a previous judgment in favor of a Dominican songwriter who accused two Sony Corp. units of copyright infringement for Shakira's song "Loca" after new evidence revealed the plaintiff may have fabricated evidence and lied under oath, according to court documents.
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August 19, 2014
Sony Liable For Shakira's Illegally Copied 'Loca,' Judge Rules
A New York federal judge on Tuesday ruled that the Spanish version of Shakira's "Loca" was stolen from a Dominican singer, finding two Sony Corp. units liable for the infringement, but dismissed claims over the English version of the pop song.