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Since most recording agreements provide that the recordings are "works made for hire," future litigation will likely revolve around whether the recordings in dispute were created as contributions to collective works (and it will likely be argued that albums are such collective works), or otherwise fall into one of the specified categories.

Either of these two results would make future litigation that will reach the Court almost a certainty.

It's clear that many potential plaintiffs and defendants who in the future find themselves involved in litigation will benefit from Mr. Saunders' and Mr. Lally's hard work.

The interpretation of Hamdan and the precedents on which it is based will shape future litigation about the constitutionality of the various provisions of this legislation.

Given that the settlement allows SGN to create its own knockoffs without fear of future litigation, suggestion is that Maestri will pursue Zynga and others for intellectual property infringement.

They will, despite protestations, invite future litigation under the broader principle.

But a day after the highest court's ruling, military authorities charged three prisoners under the rules of military tribunals a coincidence, insists the Pentagon.Those questions will be addressed in future litigation.

"It's a good bet that the integrity of this distinction will be tested in future litigation," Stutz said.

They are looking for a comprehensive settlement that will protect them from future litigation and limit their potential mortgage litigation losses.

The matter of liability is therefore as entangled as the forest brambles, and will feature prominently in any future litigation.

"Although this settlement applies only to San Francisco, we fully expect that this will be a model for future litigation throughout the country and reformation practices in other jurisdictions around the nation," said Catherine Moreno, a partner at Wilson Sonsini.