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Moving To Louisiana May Get Your Songs Back Globally, Says Winning Lawyer

Forbes BusinessBy Bill Hochberg, Contributor

11/9/2026, 3:30:38 PM

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Songwriters who signed away copyrights decades ago may get them back worldwide by moving to the Fifth Circuit, says the attorney who won Vetter v. Resnik.

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Moving To Louisiana May Get Your Songs Back Globally, Says Winning Lawyer.
Songwriters who signed away copyrights decades ago may get them back worldwide by moving to the Fifth Circuit, says the attorney who won Vetter v.
Songwriters who signed away copyrights decades ago may get them back worldwide by moving to the Fifth Circuit, says the attorney who won Vetter v.

Songwriters who signed away copyrights decades ago may get them back worldwide by moving to the Fifth Circuit, says the attorney who won Vetter v. Resnik.

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