Led Zeppelin’s 'Stairway to Heaven' plagiarism lawsuit goes to court again on Monday — this time with higher stakes and the Trump administration weighing in
. Now, all eyes are on the Zeppelin-Spirit case because of both the iconic nature of the central song and the broader framework on how copyright law can be applied to music going forward.
should play in copyright protection. “The issues have now been defined a little more sharply,” Lewis says.that he expects “everyone to be there” on Monday, from copyright lawyers to musicologists to music executives to songwriters who’vewith Led Zeppelin. Each side will have 30 minutes to speak; Malofiy will speak for all of his side’s 30 minutes, while the defendants plan to cede 10 minutes of their time to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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