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Executing on Copyrights to Satisfy a Judgment

by Pamela Chestek • June 27, 2014 • copyright • 0 Comments

I previously reported on the matter of Hendricks & Lewis PLLC v. Clinton, that is, a law firm versus George Clinton of Parliament-Funkadelic fame. Clinton owed Hendricks & Lewis a lot of money but didn’t pay. In the opinion I previously covered, the lower court appointed a receiver who was given the authority to...
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The Cold War and the Copyright Act

by Pamela Chestek • December 5, 2012 • copyright • 0 Comments

There’s a fascinating bit of cold war history in the Copyright Act – who knew? The story is told in Hendricks & Lewis, PLLC v. George Clinton. George Clinton, of Parliament and Funkadelic fame, owes the law firm Hendricks & Lewis a lot of money. The firm obtained two judgments against Clinton and sought...
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