Categories: Michigan Supreme Court Opinions

BOWENS v. AFTERMATH ENTERTAINMENT, 474 Mich. 1111 (2006)

711 N.W.2d 751

GREGORY J. BOWENS, PAULA M. BRIDGES, GARY A. BROWN, ROBERT B. DUNLAP, and PHILLIP A. TALBERT, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. AFTERMATH ENTERTAINMENT, AMAZON.COM, INC., AOL TIME WARNER, PHILIP J. ATWELL, BARNES NOBLE, INC., BARNES NOBLE.COM, INC., BEST BUY CO., BLOCKBUSTER, INC., CHRONIC 2001 TOURING, INC., JOHN DOE NUMBER ONE, JOHN DOE NUMBER TWO, EAGLE ROCK ENTERTAINMENT, EAGLE VISION, INC., GERONIMO FILM PRODUCTIONS, HMV MEDIA GROUP, HONIGMAN MILLER SCHWARTZ COHN, L.L.P., INGRAM ENTERTAINMENT HOLDINGS, INTERSCOPE RECORDS, INC., ERVIN JOHNSON, MAGIC JOHNSON PRODUCTIONS, METROPOLITAN ENTERTAINMENT, MOVIE GALLERY.COM, INC., RADIO EVENTS GROUP, INC., RED DISTRIBUTION, INC., PHIL ROBINSON, WILLIAM SILVA, TRANS WORLD ENTERTAINMENT, CORP., KIRDIS TUCKER, W. H. SMITH, PLC, HOUSE OF BLUES CONCERTS, BORDERS GROUP, INC., WHEREHOUSE ENTERTAINMENT, MGA, INC., MTS, INC./TOWER RECORDS, THE MUSICLAND GROUP, and ANDRE YOUNG, Defendants-Appellants, CDNOW, INC., CIRCUIT CITY STORES, INC., HARMONY HOUSE RECORDS TAPES, INC., HASTINGS ENTERTAINMENT, INC., and PANAVISION, INC., Defendants.

No. 129112.Supreme Court of Michigan.
April 13, 2006.

SC: 129112, COA: 250984, Wayne CC: 02-233251-CZ.

On order of the Court, the application for leave to appeal the April 19, 2005 judgment of the Court of Appeals is considered, and it is DENIED, because we are not persuaded that the questions presented should now be reviewed by this Court.

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