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Dienel v. Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. et al
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February 23, 2017
Bieber Really Was Sick Morning Of Deposition, Attys Say
Attorneys for Justin Bieber are sticking with their story that the superstar missed a copyright deposition earlier this month because he was ill, calling recent claims that he skipped it to "chug beer" unsupported speculation designed to "embarrass" him.
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February 16, 2017
Bieber Skipped Depo To 'Chug Beer,' Copyright Accuser Says
A singer-songwriter who is suing Justin Bieber for copyright infringement over his hit "Sorry" on Thursday accused the pop star of acting like he was "above the law" by "chugging beer" rather than appearing for a scheduled deposition.
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May 26, 2016
Singer Hits Justin Bieber With Copyright Suit Over 'Sorry'
A singer-songwriter named Casey Dienel is claiming Justin Bieber copied the core of his smash hit “Sorry” from one of her songs, according to copyright infringement lawsuit filed Thursday.