A copyright infringement lawsuit filed earlier this year by the estate of the composer of “Over the Rainbow” against some of the biggest tech companies now has two new traveling companions on the yellow brick road.

The estate of Harold Arlen and his son, Sam, sued Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and others in May for what they claim is a “massive piracy operation for the purpose of generating profits from their sales and streams of pirated recordings.” That suit has been joined by heirs of songwriters Harry Warren and Ray Henderson. The additional named plaintiffs in the amended complaint are Four Jays Music Company, founded by Warren in 1955, and Ray Henderson Music Co., Inc.

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