From the dawn of the online music business, the King & Spalding partner, and Attorney of the Year finalist, has fought hard on behalf of webcasters, streaming services and other content providers to keep royalty rates affordable, while also trying not to alienate the creators his clients do business with.
October 27, 2022 at 05:20 PM
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King & Spalding partner Kenneth Steinthal has always loved music. Growing up in New York, he attended Woodstock in 1969, and still owns vintage vinyl of The Beatles, Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt and many others.
But he didn’t think of himself as a music litigator early in his career. “I tried cases in the steel industry, in the securities industry and bankruptcy court,” he said.
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Kenneth Steinthal of King & Spalding. Courtesy photo
