Barry Werbin, Counsel

UMG v. Augusto

January 10, 2011 – New York State Bar AssociationBarry Werbin

Barry Werbin authored the post “UMG v. Augusto," which discusses an important copyright case, on the New York State Bar Association’s blog Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Blog.

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UMG v. Augusto

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