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Soundgarden et al v. UMG Recordings, Inc.
Case Number:
2:19-cv-05449
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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April 02, 2021
UMG Says Petty's Ex-Wife, Attys' Rashness Merits Sanctions
Universal Music Group urged a California federal judge on Thursday to sanction Tom Petty's ex-wife and her counsel, saying they failed to investigate whether she had the ability to sue for part of a $150 million insurance settlement following a 2008 fire that allegedly ruined the songwriter's master recordings.
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April 06, 2020
UMG Scores Big Win In Suit Over Tapes Destroyed In Fire
A California federal judge on Monday tossed with leave to amend a proposed class action lodged by Tom Petty's ex-wife against Universal Music Group seeking part of a $150 million insurance settlement following a 2008 fire that allegedly ruined the songwriter's master recordings.
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November 04, 2019
Tupac Estate, Others Didn't Own Ruined Masters, UMG Says
Universal Music Group urged a California federal judge Monday to toss a proposed $100 million class action lodged by the estate of Tupac and other artists seeking part of an insurance settlement following a 2008 fire that ruined their master recordings, saying the artists have no claim to the recordings.