Ask any lawyer at a Hollywood studio about Marc Toberoff, and the response seems almost like an involuntary reflex: The Toberoff name invokes a negative head-shake cutting off further discussion. Toberoff has successfully exploited "termination rights"-the once-ignored but now high-profile passages in copyright law that let authors or their heirs wrest back control of copyrights from studios or publishers.
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The Man Hollywood Loves to Hate
IP Law & Business
October 8, 2008
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