February 06, 2018
A California federal judge on Monday ended a $42.3 million copyright infringement suit, which both parties settled, that accused "The Steve Harvey Show" of using unlicensed copies of a music company's recordings in the television show's second season.
June 26, 2017
A California federal judge granted "The Steve Harvey Show" a partial win Friday in a music production company's $42.3 million copyright infringement suit alleging that the television show's second season used unlicensed copies of its recordings, finding that it could face potential liability only on a single registered compilation of musical works.
June 07, 2017
Music production company We 3 Kings Inc. told a California federal judge on Wednesday that "The Steve Harvey Show" and other defendants seeking a quick win in a $42.3 million suit alleging the show's second season used unlicensed copies of its recordings are "shooting buckshot at a flock of birds" with their disorganized defenses, asking the court to take the case to trial.
May 19, 2017
"The Steve Harvey Show" asked a California federal judge for a quick win in music production company We 3 Kings Inc.'s $42.3 million suit alleging the show's second season used unlicensed copies of its recordings, claiming Friday that the company could not establish copyright ownership.
April 27, 2015
A California federal judge slapped Los Angeles attorney Michael R. Shapiro with monetary sanctions Friday for failing to serve more than 200 defendants in a $42.3 million copyright suit he filed on behalf of a music publishing company over music used on "The Steve Harvey Show."