ABA Forum: Entertainment Law Litigation Review – Royalty Disputes among Recording Project Participants

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Nicholas Valner
Nicholas Valner is London Product Group Head and Head of International Arbitration for Eversheds, LLP, a full-service international law firm. He has nearly thirty years’ experience in commercial litigation and music and entertainment law, and has been heavily involved on behalf of the Beatles’ Apple Corps in their series of trademark infringement suits against Apple Computer.

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In this segment from an ABA 2007 Forum titled “Entertainment Law Litigation Review,” the panelists discuss a case in which Bob Marley’s bassist, Aston “Family Man” Barrett, sued the Marley family and several record companies for back royalties, arguing that he and his deceased brother were parties to the recording contracts that Marley had signed over the course of his career.

Shoot Date: October 2007

Keywords:
Contracts | Group Issues | Record Deals

This Video Clip Appears on:
Music as a Business
Company or School:
American Bar Association (ABA)

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