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Kobak's court papers seek memos, emails or any other evidence about the computer program and the equipment, copies of accident reports prepared by producers and any other relevant papers to "determine if there is a viable claim."
The filings are hardly the only legal headache the producers face. In November, fired director Julie Taymor slapped the producers
-- led by Michael Cohl and Jeremiah J. Harris -- as well as Glen Berger, her former co-book writer, with a federal copyright infringement lawsuit, alleging they violated her creative rights and haven't compensated her for the work she put into the $75 million show. In January, the producers filed a counterclaim asserting the copyright claims are baseless. ___ Online:
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