Larry Iser’s article “‘Hamilton’ And Copyright: Lin-Manuel Miranda Had His Eyes On Music History” was published by Forbes on June 16, 2016. In the article, Larry studies Lin-Manuel Miranda’s many tributes and references to other famous works in his hit musical “Hamilton,” and explores why Miranda has never been the target of copyright infringement litigation, a la Ed Sheeran and Led Zeppelin. To read the full piece, click here.
On November 25, 2024, Marilyn Manson agreed to surrender his lawsuit against Evan Rachel Wood and to reimburse Wood for her attorneys’ fees. Manson sued Wood in March 2022, a...
KHIKS is pleased to announce that Larry Iser was recognized by L.A. Times B2B Publishing’s Business of Law Magazine as a 2024 “Legal Visionary” for his outstanding achievements in law....
Kate Mangels recently spoke to The Tennessean about the sexual assault lawsuits facing country singer Garth Brooks following his legal team’s recent request to consolidate the two lawsuits in California...
