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CHAPTER 8: THE STORY OF THE BAD BOY RECORDS CASE: ONE OF THE BEST MOMENTS I'VE HAD IN A COURTROOM: by Richard Busch episode artwork

EPISODE · May 22, 2020 · 35 MIN

CHAPTER 8: THE STORY OF THE BAD BOY RECORDS CASE: ONE OF THE BEST MOMENTS I'VE HAD IN A COURTROOM: by Richard Busch

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This is Blurred Laws & Life with acclaimed lawyer & litigator Richard Busch. On this eighth episode, we discuss: Having David Hill on the show last week, having Scott Schreer on the show next week, Tesla's plant being back in operation after the City of Alameda dropped their Constitutional Suit, litigating & winning a case vs. Sean "Diddy" Combs, Sound recordings under the Federal Copyright Act, "Ready To Die" & "Singing In The Morning" suit, a serious hand delivered letter, adding claims for punitive damages, Bob Sullivan, EMI Settlement Agreement, Westbound Records vs. Bad Boy Entertainment, not having expert depositions & hearing testimony at trial, deposing Sean Combs & the songs' producer, coming up with a strategy for trial, receiving 100% of the profits with no deductions & more. Follow @BlurredLaws on Instagram & Twitter Music Provided by FreePlayMusic.

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