Turning Point Loses Fee Bid In Trump Campaign Music Suit

By Editorial Team

A Georgia federal judge has denied Turning Point Action’s request for attorney fees following its victory over copyright claims related to music played at President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign events. The judge ruled that the lawsuit was not frivolous or filed in bad faith.

The decision was made by a Georgia federal judge, who found that Turning Point Action was not entitled to attorney fees despite prevailing in the copyright lawsuit tied to music played at President Trump’s campaign events.

The lawsuit, which was filed against Turning Point Action, alleged copyright infringement related to the music played at President Trump’s campaign events in 2024. The judge determined that the lawsuit was not frivolous and was not filed in bad faith, leading to the denial of Turning Point Action’s request for attorney fees.

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