Could Ed Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud” Copyright Win Change the Landscape of Music Lawsuits?

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The English singer's court victory might change the narrative of legal conflicts over songs following the major loss 'Blurred Lines' creators Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams experienced.

, it not only shook up the music industry but also set off a flurry of other lawsuits that made songwriters more willing to give credit, whether it was due or not.that the verdict would set a bad precedent for artists creating music inspired by others.

It certainly set a precedent for legal action as other veteran songwriters decided to go after hitmakers they felt were a little too inspired by their work. Some went to trial, others settled outside the courtroom and a number of artists began extending writing credit to older songs — some because the melodies were similar but others to avoid a repeat of the “Blurred Lines” backlash.

 

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