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Criminal fraud issues aside, I would think that all of the artists had a reasonable expectation that the work they were doing would be released, and would then
by philsnow 3y ago
Criminal fraud issues aside, I would think that all of the artists had a reasonable expectation that the work they were doing would be released, and would then become part of their resume.
Since it didn't get released, they collectively and/or individually might very well bring a civil suit against the company for lost compensation (where compensation is defined as some combination of cash and reputational gains, and this latter part became zero).
- bongodongobob 3y agoI worked for a month on a server migration project that ended up getting axed. I have 0 expectation of any sort of retribution because I don't get to put the migration on my resume. That's an insane expectation.
- BLKNSLVR 3y agoDepends on expectations and contractual agreements on how someone gets paid for their work. Entertainment can be a wildly different beast to that which us regular paycheck folks deal with.