American singer and songwriter Eddie Money.
The Second District Court of Appeal found that the '70s rocker's band lineup decisions naturally implicate the First Amendment, and revived his anti-SLAPP motion.
February 04, 2019 at 06:32 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Therecorder/therecorder
A California appellate court has revived 70s rocker Eddie Money’s bid to knock out an age discrimination claim brought by his former drummer.
In a published decision issued Friday, the Second District Court of Appeal found that band lineup decisions by the singer of ‘Baby Hold On’ and ‘Two Tickets to Paradise,’ whose birth name is Edward Joseph Mahoney, implicate the First Amendment.
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