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Wallace Collins
Wallace Collins is an independently practicing music attorney based in New York City.
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Wallace Collins, an entertainment attorney based in New York, discusses the differing tendencies between how the the 2nd Circuit of Federal courts (which includes New York) and the 9th Circuit (which includes Los Angeles) handle copyright cases, and why entertainment companies such as record labels tend to prefer to litigate such cases in the 2nd Circuit.



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October 2007
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