Harry Wayne Casey performs with KC and the Sunshine Band at the Elton John AIDS Foundation’s 14th Annual “An Enduring Vision” Benefit at Cipriani Wall Street on Nov. 2, 2015, in New York. (Credit: Andy Kropa/Invision/AP)
A federal magistrate judge in Miami concluded Richard Finch, a former KC and the Sunshine Band bass guitarist, failed to respond within the statute of limitations to file a termination rights dispute against Harry Casey, the group’s founder, due to a legal maneuver by the lead singer’s attorney.
Franklin Zemel of Saul Ewing in its Fort Lauderdale office. (Courtesy photo)
Franklin Zemel, a Saul Ewing partner, represents plaintiff Casey, to whom defendant Finch transferred the copyright interest in 99 songs several decades ago.
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