Litigation
Jan. 6, 2009
Zep, Dead Drop Lawsuit Over Concert Footage
For two years, attorneys for rock superstars Led Zeppelin and the Grateful Dead waged a legal war against a Minnesota entrepreneur who bought old memorabilia and concert footage from the estate of promoter Bill Graham. Last week, both sides gave up the fight.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN JOSE - For two years, attorneys for rock superstars Led Zeppelin and the Grateful Dead waged a legal war against a Minnesota entrepreneur who bought old memorabilia and concert footage from the estate of promoter Bill Graham. Last week, both sides gave up the fight. In a three-page court filing, attorneys for the bands and music companies on one side, and memorabilia-hawking Web site Wolfgan...
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