Encore: National’s chances against suppliers in Eminem copyright case
Heat moves on to the National Party's advisers.
An IP lawyer says it won’t be hard for the National Party to turn around and pin liability on industry advisers who said it was okay to use a track later found to infringe Eminem’s copyright.
Yesterday the High Court at Wellington found against the National Party and in favour of Eminem’s
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Victoria Young
Thu, 26 Oct 2017
Thu, 26 Oct 2017
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Encore: National’s chances against suppliers in Eminem copyright case
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