2nd Class Action Suit Filed Against Spotify Seeks $200M “To Vindicate Rights” of Songwriters, Publishers

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Posted By: cmadmin Jan 13, 2016

Just after Christmas, musician and music industry critic David Lowery filed a lawsuit against Spotify seeking class action status and $150 million in damages for using songs without obtaining the proper licences. Friday, independent singer and songwriter Melissa Ferrick enlisted some heavy legal firepower to file a $200 million lawsuit vs. Spotify.

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