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Joe Satriani v. Christopher Martin et al :: Justia News
MINUTES OF IN CHAMBERS ORDER held before Judge Dean D. Pregerson: This action has been assigned to the calendar of Judge Dean D Pregerson. Counsel are referred to the courts website for additional information. It is not necessary to clear motion date with court clerk prior to filing the motion. ...
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Coldplay V. Satriani Case Closed
Stereogum — Yesterday Judge Pregerson dismissed Joe's "Viva La Vida" copyright infringement lawsuit "upon Stipulation" which according to TwentyFourBit means the Chickenfoot guitarist got himself paid. Parse the dockets here if you can. ...

Coldplay settle
No Rock And Roll Fun — The lawsuit which saw Joe Satriani claim to have written one of Coldplay's songs has ended. It looks like a deal has been done which leaves Coldplay admitting doing nothing wrong, but Satriani satisfied with the outcome. It's all a secret, though. So say nothing, right? ...

Coldplay Settle Joe Satriani Lawsuit
Pitchfork: Latest News — ... Coldplay , claiming that the British band ripped off significant portions of his song "If I Could Fly" in their world-conquering mega-hit "Viva La Vida". Coldplay denied the claim , repeatedly insisting in statements and interviews that the song was theirs and theirs alone. Unfortunately, we're never going to get to see the sublime spectacle of Satriani and Chris Martin screaming at each other in a courtroom. TwentyFourBit points to this Justia News report , and Billboard confirms , that Coldplay ...

Nyhed: Coldplay og Joe Satriani lukker plagiatsag
GAFFA.dk - artikler, nyheder og anmeldelser — I slutningen af 2008 tog Joe Satriani kontakt til Coldplay, da han syntes deres sang "Viva La Vida" mindede lige rigeligt meget om hans egen "If I Could Fly". Da bandet if lge Satriani ikke besvarede henvendelserne, f lte han sig i december 2008 n dsaget til at l gge sag an mod dem, og den sag er nu blevet afgjort ved et forlig. Det er websiden Justia.com , der har f et fat i retsdokumenterne der viser, at de to parter er kommet frem til en f lles afg relse, og at sagen nu er afgjort. Det betyder i praksis, at der er indg et et forlig i sagen, og if lge Billboards retseksperter ...

Joe Satriani’s Suit Against Coldplay Flies Out Of Court
Idolator — ... Apparently Joe Satriani’s lawsuit over the similarities between his 2004 track and Coldplay’s megahit from last year “Viva La Vida” has been settled, as the suit was dismissed earlier this week. A few legal types have suggested to Billboard that money might have changed hands, which I guess will ease Satriani’s sting over Coldplay not being forced to apologize for what they’ve done. Relive the days when lawsuits ruled these two parties’ world with ...

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brooklynvegan.com 9/16/2009 — " Joe Satriani 's lawsuit against Coldplay has been dismissed from court, according to reports. The legendary guitarist had previously claimed that Chris Martin and co ripped-off his 2004 song "If I Could Fly" for their 2008 single "Viva La Vida". A ...
Coldplay Settle Joe Satriani Lawsuit
pitchfork.com 9/15/2009 — Last December, perennial Guitar Player cover subject Joe Satriani sued Coldplay, claiming that the British band ripped off significant portions of his song "If I Could Fly" in their world-conquering mega-hit "Viva La Vida". Coldplay denied the claim, ...
Coldplay, Satriani Copyright Lawsuit Dismissed
billboard.com 9/16/2009 — Guitar hero Joe Satriani and British pop-rock band Coldplay have settled their legal entanglements and the guitarist's lawsuit alleging copyright infringement has been dismissed, Satriani's representative confirmed to Billboard today. While details of ...
CNN On Satriani V. Coldplay
stereogum.com 6/11/2009 — It's been over six months since guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani filed a copyright infringement suit against Coldplay, claiming the verse melody of "Viva La Vida" copies a guitar lick in his 2004 song "If I Could Fly." Coldplay still haven't apologized. ...
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Joe Satriani's lawsuit against the band Coldplay, based on his claim that Chris Martin and co plagiarized his 2004 song If I Could Fly for their 2008 single Viva La Vida, has been dismissed from court. Satriani brought a lawsuit against Coldplay ...
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Coldplay plagiarism lawsuit dismissed by judgeMusic news, reviews, comment and features | guardian.co.uk 9/16/2009
Guitarist Joe Satriani claimed the band copied his instrumental If I Could Fly for their own track Viva La Vida, but an out-of-court-settlement now seems to have been reached On Monday, while the world raged over Kanye West's interruption of ...
Joe Satriani's Copyright Lawsuit Against Coldplay DismissedSpinner 9/16/2009
Filed under: News Coldplay and Joe Satriani have reached a settlement in a much publicized lawsuit filed by the hard rock guitarist last December. The case -- in which the current Chickenfoot axeman alleged that the British rock giants ...
Coldplay and Joe Satriani settle lawsuitMusicRadar - News 9/15/2009
Joe Satriani's lawsuit against the band Coldplay, based on his claim that Chris Martin and co plagiarized his 2004 song If I Could Fly for their 2008 single Viva La Vida, has been dismissed from court. Satriani brought a lawsuit against Coldplay ...