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20 Nov 2020

Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven Copyright Infringement Case Ends Finally, and Exposes the Difference Good Lawyering Can Make

PJuhasz2020-11-24T10:12:42-06:00November 20, 2020|Tags: copyright infringement|

Supreme Court Denies Petition to Overturn Ninth Circuit Finding for Zeppelin in Stairway to Heaven Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven copyright infringement case ends with S. Court denial of a Petition so devoid of merit that [...]

Katy Perry and Led Zeppelin avoided copyright infringement. Robin Thicke did not. What gives?

PJuhasz2020-04-09T12:45:26-05:00April 8, 2020|Tags: blurred lines, copyright infringement, katy perry, led zeppelin, marvin gaye|

Blurred Lines Infringes Copyright but Stairway to Heaven and Dark Horse Do Not. What Gives? Knowing What These Decisions Mean to Your Copyright Infringement Case. Key takeaways To prevail on a copyright claim, it is [...]

No Stairway to Heaven for Led Zeppelin in Taurus Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

PJuhasz2023-02-16T21:42:56-06:00October 4, 2018|Tags: blurred lines, copyright infringement, marvin gaye|

Non-Preemptive Substantial Similarity Threatens to Bring Down Led Zeppelin’s Stairway Summary Observations: There is a low bar for originality in copyright. Copyright extends to parts of a work created (1) independently; i.e., not copied [...]