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After learning that the defendant, one Larry Scantlebury, in the case of Warner Bros. v. Scantlebury had passed away, the RIAA has graciously allowed the defendants children 60 days to grieve the loss of their father before again picking up their lawsuit against Mr. Scantlebury and his estate. Hit read more to see the motion in all of its glory.[see full story for more]
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