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Leonard Williams v. Warner Music Group Corp.
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February 28, 2020
Musicians Denied Class Cert. In '70s Singer's Royalties Fight
A California federal judge has denied class certification to potentially thousands of musical artists, rejecting a bid from 1970s soul singer Lenny Williams, who's accusing Warner Music of failing to accurately account for and pay more than $100 million in royalties generated from streaming music.
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January 14, 2020
'70s Singer Bids For Cert. In Warner Streaming Royalties Row
1970s soul singer Lenny Williams urged a California federal court on Monday to certify a proposed class of thousands of musical artists on claims that Warner Music failed to accurately account for and pay more than $100 million in royalties generated from streaming music.