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April 08, 2019
Sound Engineer Must Pay $4M Over Unauthorized Prince EP
A sound engineer must pay Prince's estate a nearly $4 million arbitration award for releasing an unauthorized EP using original recordings of the late artist, a Minnesota federal court ruled Monday, rejecting the engineer's contentions that the arbitrator had improperly ignored copyright law.
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March 05, 2019
Record Company Sanctioned In Prince EP Release Dispute
A Minnesota federal judge has ordered a record company and its executives to pay $10,000 in sanctions for deliberately destroying text messages used as evidence in a suit over the posthumous release of pop star Prince's "Deliverance" EP.
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February 25, 2019
Firm Doesn't Belong In Suit Over Posthumous Prince Release
A Minnesota federal judge allowed Boston law firm Brown & Rosen LLC on Friday to extract itself from a copyright dispute lodged by the estate of late pop star Prince, finding that the court does not have personal jurisdiction over the firm in this case.
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June 21, 2018
Prince Estate Demands Documents On Posthumous EP
The estate of the late pop superstar Prince asked a Minnesota federal court Thursday to force the producer of the Prince EP "Deliverance" to hand over documents and communications related to the posthumous release of the recordings, which the estate says violated Prince's intellectual property rights.
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February 15, 2018
Prince Estate Wants Atty Held In Contempt For Missed Depo
Prince's estate asked a Massachusetts federal court Wednesday to hold an attorney in contempt for failing to appear at a deposition for a case in Minnesota federal court over control of several unreleased tracks recorded by the artist before his death.
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April 20, 2017
Prince's Estate Wins Temporary Block Of New Tracks' Release
A six-song EP of unreleased Prince tracks won't be coming out on the anniversary of his death after a Minnesota federal judge issued a temporary restraining order Wednesday at the request of the late musician's estate, which claimed the engineer distributing the EP doesn't have the rights to the tracks.
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April 19, 2017
Prince Estate Sues Over Planned Release Of 'Deliverance' EP
Prince's estate is suing to block the release of a six-track EP, including unreleased recordings, on the anniversary of the artist's death, saying the sound engineer behind the "Deliverance" EP has unlawfully held onto the recordings and doesn't have authorization to release them, according to a suit removed to Minnesota federal court Tuesday.