The rapper 50 Cent, with the help of a Miami attorney, has won a copyright infringement case against a music company executive who repeatedly posted his photograph and music on a hip-hop subscriber website.
Curtis James Jackson, whose stage name is 50 Cent, filed suit against Lee Q. Odenate. The rapper was represented by attorneys including lawyer Karen L. Stetson, a shareholder at GrayRobinson in Miami.
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