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May 14, 2001
Major Bob Music, a music publisher which represents numerous titles written by Garth Brooks, among others, sues MP3.com in New York for copyright infringement. The suit seeks $150,000 apiece for some 219 titles--nearly $33 million
May 16, 2001
Faith Hill sits in the front row as testimony begins in Tim McGraw's horse trial from the previous June in Orchard Park, New York. Officer Arthur Litzinger says McGraw grabbed him around the neck and shoved him into a squad car, injuring his back
May 21, 2001
As Tim McGraw's trial on June assault charges resumes with a new judge in Orchard Park, New York, McGraw is served with a personal injury suit from Sgt. Mark Rokitka. Kenny Chesney is also named in the new suit
May 22, 2001
Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney take the stand in their Orchard Park, New York, trial over a June horse incident. McGraw contradicts police testimony, saying the police assaulted him. McGraw says he was hit twice with a nightstick
May 25, 2001
A federal appeals court in Atlanta lifts an injunction against "The Wind Done Gone," a parody of "Gone With The Wind" written by country songwriter Alice Randall, author of Trisha Yearwood's "XXX's And OOO's (An American Girl)"
Jun 8, 2001
The Eagles drop a trademark infringement suit against the American Eagle Foundation, a non-profit agency in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, that fights to save eagles. The band claimed the AEF used the group's image
Jun 28, 2001
SHeDAISY's Kristyn Osborn becomes the first individual songwriter to sue a karaoke company, filing an infringement suit in Nashville against Pocket Songs for unlicensed use of "I Will... But"
Jul 13, 2001
The Dixie Chicks terminate their contract with Sony, with five albums remaining to be delivered. The move triggers litigation the following week
Jul 17, 2001
Sony sues The Dixie Chicks in New York, attempting to bind the group to a deal it signed in 1999. The Chicks had terminated the contract a week earlier, claiming Sony had not fully paid royalties owed the band. Sony claims it will lose $100 million
Aug 9, 2001
Terri Clark pleads guilty to reckless driving following a May 1 arrest. She was originally charged with driving under the influence, but the charge was later reduced. She is fined $350 plus court costs and required to take an alcohol education course
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