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In a case closely watched by the artistic community, the 2nd Circuit has held that many of the works of the late dancer and choreographer Martha Graham were created as "works for hire" while Graham was an employee of the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance. An heir to Graham's estate had argued that Graham's status as a major artist over whom the center exercised little control exempted her from the "work for hire" doctrine, which grants copyright to the employer.
August 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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