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Isaac Hayes Estate Granted Emergency Hearing Over Trump’s Unauthorized Song Use


A judge has granted the Isaac Hayes estate an emergency hearing in their $3 million demand against Donald Trump over his use of "Hold On, I’m Coming."

Hayes III added, “Donald Trump represents the worst in integrity and class with his disrespect and sexual abuse of Women and racist rhetoric,” and warned, “We will now deal with this very swiftly.” The estate and their lawyer James Walker weren’t joking when they said “very swiftly,” as they managed to serve the documents to a Trump campaign office in Delaware, setting the wheels in motion for the emergency preliminary injunction hearing at an Atlanta courthouse just after Labor Day. “The Federal Court has granted our request for an Emergency Hearing to secure injunctive relief,” Hayes III tweeted Saturday.

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