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Eminem’s Music publisher files lawsuit against Spotify

By Reuters
01 September 2019   |   12:44 pm
In re-producing the song "Lose Yourself," and hundreds of others by the rapper, the lawsuit claims the music streamer infringed on copyright laws. The publisher's complaint adds that "Lose Yourself" was put into a category meant for unknown song owners on Spotify.

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