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>The 1927 songbook referenced above was found in a batch of 500 documents provided by Warner/Chappell earlier this month. That cache included "approximately 200
by fnordfnordfnord 11y ago
>The 1927 songbook referenced above was found in a batch of 500 documents provided by Warner/Chappell earlier this month. That cache included "approximately 200 pages of documents [Warner/Chappell] claim were 'mistakenly' not produced during discovery, which ended on July 11, 2014, more than one year earlier," Nelson's lawyers write.
>The new filing comes as US District Judge George King was just two days away from holding a hearing
>That important line of text published underneath the song's lyrics was "blurred almost beyond legibility" in the copy that Warner/Chappell handed over in discovery. Plaintiffs' lawyers note that it's "the only line of the entire PDF that is blurred in that manner."
Hide the needle (and then obscure it too) in a big stack and dump it at the last possible moment. Can the judge hold them in contempt for this sort of thing? OTOH, I'm amazed they handed it over at all.
- joesmo 11y ago"Hide the needle (and then obscure it too) in a big stack and dump it at the last possible moment. Can the judge hold them in contempt for this sort of thing? OTOH, I'm amazed they handed it over at all." Sounds like business as usual to me.
- etler 11y agoConsidering it was the only blurred page, I wonder if that made it stand out more...
- sitkack 11y agoI would say it could be a potential disbarment of their attorneys.