Copyright plaintiffs hoping for big wins after SCOTUS ruling
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Copyright plaintiffs hoping for big wins after SCOTUS ruling

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The US Supreme Court’s ruling in Warner Chappell Music v Nealy is a boost for certain copyright plaintiffs, but some counsel wonder if the court addressed the right question

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