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Martin Shkreli has filed to dismiss PleasrDAO's claims regarding ownership of the Wu-Tang Clan's album "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin," arguing that the claims are preempted by the Copyright Act. PleasrDAO alleges Shkreli caused significant harm to the album's value by making unauthorized copies and playing it publicly. The legal battle continues as Shkreli seeks to include Wu-Tang members RZA and Cilvaringz in the proceedings, asserting he retains 50% copyright despite selling the album.
Martin Shkreli is embroiled in a legal dispute with PleasrDAO over the one-off Wu-Tang Clan album "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin." He argues that Wu-Tang members RZA and Cilvaringz should be included in the lawsuit due to their copyright interests, claiming he retains 50% ownership rights despite selling the physical album. PleasrDAO contends that Shkreli forfeited all rights when they purchased the album from the government for $4.75 million, and they are seeking to enforce compliance with a court order for him to turn over all copies of the album.
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