Michael Baisden v. I'm Ready Productions, Inc., et

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• holding that “an implied license [can] arise . . . where the totality of the parties’ conduct support[s] such an outcome”
• recognizing that an order denying summary judgment is interlocutory and does not establish the law of the case or finally resolve any legal or factual issues
• concluding the district court did not err in denying attorney’s fees where the “suit survived several pretrial motions and resulted in a nine-day jury trial” (emphasis added)
• affirming denial of motion for new trial where grounds defendant asserts for new trail were not objected to at trial
• approving same elements but further stating that an implied license might arise in other circumstances, including circumstances where licensee had not asked copyright owner to produce copyrighted material
• “That [royalty] check merely states that it was for ‘Men Cry in the Dark Fall 2005 Royalties (Paid in Full

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