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Hall et al v. Warner Music Group Corp. et al
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February 10, 2025
Judge Refuses To Certify '70s Rockers' Royalty Class Action
A Tennessee federal judge on Monday denied class certification in a breach of contract lawsuit by two members of the 1970s pop-rock band Orleans, John Hall and Lance Hoppen, who accused Warner Music Group Corp. and subsidiary Elektra Entertainment of underpaying foreign digital streaming royalties.
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June 08, 2023
Warner Music Gets '70s Rockers' Royalties Class Action Pared
A Tennessee federal judge has agreed to trim a proposed class action brought against Warner Music by two members of the 1970s pop-rock band Orleans over allegedly withheld royalties, tossing failed declaratory judgment claims but shielding some "plausible" contract breach claims from dismissal.
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June 17, 2022
'70s Rockers Say Warner Cuts Musicians' Streaming Royalties
Two members of the 1970s pop rock band Orleans have accused Warner Music of intentionally miscalculating royalty rates for digital streaming of recordings and shorting musicians of their proper compensation, according to a proposed class action in Nashville federal court.