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Not necessarily. They might have concluded that the potential liability from non-ownership was insignificant compared to the upside. Even when courts find again
by ectopod 4y ago
Not necessarily. They might have concluded that the potential liability from non-ownership was insignificant compared to the upside. Even when courts find against corporations who have massively screwed artists the compensation tends to be modest, and this case isn't clear cut.