Court Grants Emergency Hearing in Isaac Hayes Case
Court Grants Emergency Hearing in Isaac Hayes Case

Court Grants Emergency Hearing in Isaac Hayes Case

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A federal court has scheduled an emergency hearing for September 3, 2024, in response to a lawsuit filed by the estate of Isaac Hayes against Donald Trump, his campaign, the Republican National Committee, the NRA, and other affiliated organizations for unauthorized use of Hayes' song, 'Hold On, I'm Coming,' at rallies. The estate claims over 130 instances of copyright infringement and is seeking $3 million in damages. Isaac Hayes III, the son of the late musician, has been vocal on social media, emphasizing the family's demand for accountability. This case is part of a broader pattern of Trump's unauthorized use of music by various artists, including the Foo Fighters and Neil Young.

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